What is what time is the eclipse in south carolina?

Here's the information you requested about the timing of a solar eclipse in South Carolina:

The timing of a solar eclipse in South Carolina depends on the specific eclipse event and your location within the state. Solar eclipses do not occur at the same time, or with the same intensity, everywhere. It is important to check resources such as NASA or timeanddate.com for specific eclipse timings for your exact location. Typically, a partial eclipse can begin an hour or so before the maximum eclipse. Totality (during a total solar eclipse, if applicable) only lasts for a few minutes at any given location. Also note that these sites usually shows the time in the UTC format, if you don't know what it means, here is a good source.

To find the precise time of an eclipse in South Carolina, you will need the specific date of the eclipse you are interested in and your specific location within South Carolina. This level of precision is necessary for accurate timing information.