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More Than 36,000 Volunteers Helped Do NASA Eclipse Science - Vimarsana News

More Than 36,000 Volunteers Helped Do NASA Eclipse Science

Thank you for helping us out! Over 36,000 people helped do NASA Science during Monday’s total solar eclipse. Together, these volunteers submitted more than 60,000 vital pieces of eclipse data to NASA science projects. More than 30,000 volunteers with the SunSketcher project pointed their smartphones toward the Sun and recorded pictures of Bailey’s beads, flashes of Sunlight […]

Source: nasa.gov
Vermont native and NASA-sponsored researcher returns to Burlington to study solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

Vermont native and NASA-sponsored researcher returns to Burlington to study solar eclipse

Sean McBride is a graduate student at both the University of Michigan and Harvard and is one of several teams across North America working on NASA's Dynamic Eclipse Broadcast Initiative.

Source: mynbc5.com
Cienega High students take part in international eclipse study - Vimarsana News

Cienega High students take part in international eclipse study

The Vail students will use telescopes, computers and specialized software to gather data about the sun’s inner corona during Monday's solar eclipse.

Source: tucson.com
Total eclipse: U-M experts leap at rare chance to view sun's atmosphere from the ground - Vimarsana News

Total eclipse: U-M experts leap at rare chance to view sun's atmosphere from the ground

University of Michigan researchers are preparing cameras, weather balloons, radio antennas and other scientific instruments, as well as young citizen scientist collaborators, for this opportunity. The next total solar eclipse won't come to the U.S. for another 20 years. U-M experts are available to

Source: umich.edu
Total eclipse: U-M experts leap at rare chance to view sun's atmosphere from the ground - Vimarsana News

Total eclipse: U-M experts leap at rare chance to view sun's atmosphere from the ground

The April 8 total eclipse will reveal the sun's outer atmosphere as a tangle of light that outlines the moon's silhouette like a crown. This image inspired the