Total Solar Eclipse Coverage and Impact

The transcript discusses the upcoming total solar eclipse, which is expected to generate significant travel and economic activity across the United States. With 31 million Americans in the path of totality, communities are preparing for an influx of visitors. The event is projected to be the largest mass travel event of the year, with the FAA anticipating a busy week. Many hotels are already sold out, and local officials are preparing for heavy traffic. The eclipse will be visible on April 8th, with coverage available on various platforms.

What is the expected economic impact of the upcoming total solar eclipse?

• A decrease in local business revenue

• A significant boost in tourism and spending

• No noticeable economic change

• A decline in travel-related activities

How many states will experience the path of totality during the eclipse?

• 13 states

• 15 states

• 20 states

• 10 states

What is the FAA's expectation for the week of the eclipse?

• A decrease in flight numbers

• A complete halt in air travel

• The busiest week of spring with potential delays

• Normal flight operations

What are local communities doing in preparation for the eclipse?

• Building new roads

• Canceling all public events

• Preparing for an influx of tourists

• Closing all businesses

How many hotel rooms are available in the path of the eclipse?

• 5,000 rooms

• 15,000 rooms

• 20,000 rooms

• 10,000 rooms

What is the expected temperature drop during the eclipse?

• 10° Fahrenheit

• 15° Fahrenheit

• 5° Fahrenheit

• 20° Fahrenheit

How long will the total solar eclipse last in terms of darkness?

• 2 minutes

• 4 minutes

• 6 minutes

• 8 minutes

When is the next total solar eclipse expected in the lower 48 states?

• In 25 years

• In 20 years

• In 15 years

• In 10 years

On which date can viewers watch the eclipse live on ABC?

• April 6th

• April 9th

• April 7th

• April 8th

Which platforms will provide live coverage of the eclipse?

• Only Disney's networks

• None of the above

• ABC News and Disney's networks

• Only ABC News