Eclipse Essentials: Optimizing your viewing experience
Experts from astrophysics, heliophysics, and meteorology will illuminate how the April 8th total solar eclipse's brief darkness can influence weather, how heightened solar activity may create a distinct viewing experience compared to 2017, and what phenomena to watch for when the skies go dark as the moon's shadow engulfs us.
March 26, 2024
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Episode 48 · March 26, 2024
Eclipse Essentials: Optimizing your viewing experience
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This week we are going into the moon's shadow with scientists from fields like astrophysics, heliophysics, and meteorology. They'll shed light on how those brief minutes of darkness can impact weather, how increased solar activity may mean a different viewing experience than the 20217 eclipse, and exactly what you should look for when the skies go dark on April 8th.
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