The solar eclipse has ended here in Central Florida.

The area experienced a partial eclipse on Monday, with about 58 percent of the sun being obscured by the moon – and that happened at 3:03 p.m.

At 1:46 p.m., for most areas around Central Florida, the moon’s passing in front of the sun started to be visible – but only with special glasses. It is very important to not look directly at the sun without special equipment, as permanent eye damage could occur in seconds.

The eclipse ended here at 4:17 p.m.

You can watch a replay of the eclipse below on this YouTube live stream from the Orlando Science Center.

A large swath of the middle part of the nation got to see a total eclipse of the sun, weather permitting.

You can watch a replay of NASA TV’s coverage of the total eclipse below.