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Partial solar eclipses will be visible in NWI skies in October, April - Vimarsana News

Partial solar eclipses will be visible in NWI skies in October, April

Northwest Indiana residents will have two opportunities to view a partial solar eclipse in the next seven months. The second event, which will block out nearly all sunlight over the region in April, will be the last eclipse visible in North America until 2045. On October 14, a solar eclipse will be visible in much of North, Central and South America. The moon’s orbit around the earth is ...

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Anyone can participate in the Radio JOVE eclipse experiment - Vimarsana News

Anyone can participate in the Radio JOVE eclipse experiment

Radio JOVE is equipping citizen scientists with small radio receivers and training them to observe radio waves from Earth’s ionosphere.

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Citizen scientists can join a 'Ring of Fire' eclipse radio experiment - Vimarsana News

Citizen scientists can join a 'Ring of Fire' eclipse radio experiment

As energy spews from the sun and travels to Earth, it will interact with a special layer in our atmosphere.

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No solar eclipse glasses? For 'ring of fire' in October, try a cracker or slotted spoon - Vimarsana News

No solar eclipse glasses? For 'ring of fire' in October, try a cracker or slotted spoon

3D glasses are not the same as solar eclipse glasses. You can see 2023 Great American Eclipse using a Ritz, Saltine cracker or spoon with holes in it.

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Want to experience the 2024 total solar… | The Planetary Society - Vimarsana News

Want to experience the 2024 total solar… | The Planetary Society

We asked two eclipse chasers for tips on how to plan your big moment in the Moon's shadow.