Helenans keep their eyes on the sky during solar eclipse
Spectators attended an eclipse event hosted by the Helena Astronomical Society at Montana Wild on Monday and caught glimpses of the sun as clouds rolled by.
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Spectators attended an eclipse event hosted by the Helena Astronomical Society at Montana Wild on Monday and caught glimpses of the sun as clouds rolled by.
Part of your day will be darkened on Monday with the solar eclipse, and MTN spoke with local space enthusiasts to get the details on when it will happen and how to watch it safely.
"It'll almost look like the cookie monster took a bite out of the sun," said Ryan Hannahoe from the Montana Learning Center (MLC).
Part of your day will be darkened on Monday with the solar eclipse, and MTN spoke with local space enthusiasts to get the details on when it will happen and how to watch it safely.
For those Montanans who want to see Monday’s total solar eclipse up close and personal, the advice seems to be “get out of town.”