'Feel your place in the cosmos,' during Monday's solar eclipse
For local astronomers, Monday’s solar eclipse is a once in a lifetime event as Toronto experiences 99.56% totality of the celestial event.
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For local astronomers, Monday’s solar eclipse is a once in a lifetime event as Toronto experiences 99.56% totality of the celestial event.
The total solar eclipse will take over the skies on Monday, but the time of when that starts and how long the celestial event will last will vary slightly depending on where you are viewing it from in Ontario.
The total solar eclipse will take over the skies on Monday, but the time of when that starts and how long the celestial event will last will vary slightly depending on where you are viewing it from in Ontario.
The total solar eclipse will take over the skies on Monday, but the time of when that starts and how long the celestial event will last will vary slightly depending on where you are viewing it from in Ontario.
The total solar eclipse passing on April 8 is close to a once-in-five-lifetimes event, and for those hoping to grab a photo to commemorate the moment, the stakes are high.