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BaylorProud » Diadeloso 2024: Day of the Bear, Day of the Eclipse - Vimarsana News

BaylorProud » Diadeloso 2024: Day of the Bear, Day of the Eclipse

Unbridled enthusiasm for all things Green and Gold! The Baylor Proud blog highlights the great things going on within the Baylor University family.

Source: baylor.edu
Diadeloso and Eclipse Over Texas: What you need to know - Vimarsana News

Diadeloso and Eclipse Over Texas: What you need to know

As Waco prepares to welcome a projected 100,000 visitors on Monday for Eclipse Over Texas, this year’s Diadeloso will be a uniquely busy one. But with all the buzz and excitement comes some confusion and questions. Here’s what you need to know about how the day is going to work.

Teaching The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse - Vimarsana News

Teaching The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

A total solar eclipse is cutting across the United States, from southwest Texas to Maine. While Georgia is not in the path of totality, parts of north Georgia will reach more than 80 percent totality.  Use this curated list of resources to get your students excited about the total solar eclipse--the next one spanning coast to coast won't happen again until 2045! 

Source: gpb.org
'Great American Eclipse' PBS Review: Stream It Or Skip It? - Vimarsana News

'Great American Eclipse' PBS Review: Stream It Or Skip It?

In the NOVA special Great American Eclipse on PBS, you'll learn everything you need to know about the upcoming total solar eclipse.

Teaching The Solar Eclipse 2024 - Vimarsana News

Teaching The Solar Eclipse 2024

A total solar eclipse is cutting across the United States, from southwest Texas to Maine. While Georgia is not in the path of totality, parts of north Georgia will reach more than 80 percent totality.  Use this curated list of resources to get your students excited about the total solar eclipse--the next one spanning coast to coast won't happen again until 2045! 

Source: gpb.org