I’m being followed by a moonshadow

The solar eclipse this week drove a mini spending boom

Stargazers can only see a total solar eclipse, where the moon completely blocks the sun, from any one place on Earth every 400 years. On Monday, it was North America's turn. Throughout the day, the moon's shadow bore a line through Mexico, the US, and up Canada's East Coast. Some eccentrics thought it foreshadowed the rapture. Others were simply in awe …