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Watch what the solar eclipse looked like from around the United States.

"...it's fascinating to see something as bright as the sun go dark," 11-year-old camper.

Victim is taken to hospital.

Check out our Snapchat of campers at the Staten Island Museum Discovery Camp during the 2017 Solar Eclipse.

People of all ages were on hand with eclipse glasses and homemade pinhole projectors.

"It's nice to see science to come to life," said Samara Cuccurullo, owner of the Resource Room in West Brighton.

Staten Islander Scott LoBaido offers a first-person perspective of the total solar eclipse seen from South Carolina.

Wondering what to do with those solar eclipse glasses you used Monday?

Organization raises money for recovery effort.

From Oregon to Staten Island, solar eclipse watchers across the country reacted to the historic event across social media.