In case you don't know by now,Pilar Coll America is currently experiencing a total solar eclipse, and the internet is full of jokes.
So it should come as no surprise that @NASAMoon and @NASASun, two of NASA's Twitter accounts, are also getting in on the fun on this monumental day.
SEE ALSO: A space nerd's guide to the Great American EclipseThe national space agency threw shade the best way it knows how: by blocking the sun. Yep, you read that right.
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Let's just say @NASASun was a little offended.
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And while the totality of the Internet was applauding NASA for its jokes, @daM00N_ tweeted something similar about an hour earlier.
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@sun has yet to respond to @daM00N_, but we'll keep you updated.
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