Perot Museum host annular eclipse viewing party – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
North Texas will get a celestial show on Saturday. An annular eclipse of the sun will start at 10:25 a.m. and take about 3-hours to complete.
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North Texas will get a celestial show on Saturday. An annular eclipse of the sun will start at 10:25 a.m. and take about 3-hours to complete.
Many parts of New Mexico and the country will have all eyes on the skies during this weekend's "ring of fire" annular eclipse. Here's where you can catch the eclipse in New Mexico
The moment in the sun... and out of the sun... has arrived for Utah as the much-awaited annular solar eclipse makes its way across the sky Saturday morning.
Saturday's Annular Eclipse looks to be a good one here in the Ark-La-Tex, we in this part of Texas and Southwest Arkansas won't get the full eclipse view that they will have in West Texas but we will get a partial, and with near-perfect weather featuring sunny skies and mild temperatures. But how are we going to view the eclipse if we can't find any of those eclipse-viewing glasses? We have some alternatives you can make at home, most with things you probably already have.
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