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On October 14th, an "Apogee Eclipse" will occur when the Moon, at its farthest point from Earth, passes between the Earth and the Sun. While this event won't result in a total eclipse, a partial eclipse will be visible. It's essential to understand the potential dangers of looking at the eclipse directly and how to safely observe it.
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Don't miss out on the excitement this Saturday at our Pumpkin Chunkin' and Solar Eclipse Party!When: Saturday Oct 14, 2023 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Solar Eclipse will happen at 9:26 a.m.)Where: San Diego Air and Space Museum3D Printing Spider WebsDecorate a Sphero Ghost and Maneuver it aroundLearn about Eclipse from Solar System AmbassadorsLaunch your own Pumpkin from a CatapultSafely land your cargo by building a ParachuteObserve the Partial Eclipse at 9:45 a.m. bring your glasses or make one hereWatch as we launch Pumpkins from the Roof of the MuseumIncluded with cost of admission.
A partial eclipse will be viewable on Saturday, but some Saskatchewan residents may need to move somewhere sunnier to see it.
Alabamians here is everything you need to know about annular solar eclipse so you don’t miss this incredible spectacle even while cheering on the Crimson Tide.