Susquehanna University hosts epic solar eclipse viewing party with innovative methods
Hundreds of students, faculty, and staff assembled at Susquehanna University to view the long-awaited solar eclipse.Jennifer Carter, assistant professor of phy
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Hundreds of students, faculty, and staff assembled at Susquehanna University to view the long-awaited solar eclipse.Jennifer Carter, assistant professor of phy
While most people watched the eclipse from the same vantage point, the ground. One local man had a very unique view.Pilot and Navy Veteran David Prescott took t
Millions of people from over a dozen states across the US, including New York, marveled Monday during the solar eclipse. Totality wasn't visible in NYC, as the Big Apple just missed the full spectacle.
Sure this week’s solar eclipse looked cool from Texas, but do you want to see how it appeared from space?
The University of Missouri Department of Physics and Astronomy, along with MU Extension, hosted an eclipse viewing party on campus.The viewing party was held on