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Featured Puzzle: Moon or Sun #1 – Path of the Eclipse

ByJacob Valdez

Today’s the day of the total solar eclipse! Thousands of people have traveled to visit the path of totality. As you know, a solar eclipse happens when the moon passes in front of the sun. So let’s play with that theme. This grid is divided into regions. Draw a single closed loop that visits every region.

  • Within a region, the path must pass through all the suns or all the moons, never a mix.
  • You may only enter and exit a region one time, and the looping path may not branch or cross itself.
  • You must alternate – if you went through all suns in one region, you must go through all moons in the next, and vice-versa.

Be on the lookout for a future Moon or Sun Solving Guide.

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The completed grid. I hope you enjoyed it!

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