Solar Eclipse: How to Prepare

Get ready for an astronomical spectacle! Join us as we explore the fascinating world of annular eclipses and delve into the science behind the 'ring of fire' effect. In this video, we'll provide you with essential information about the upcoming solar eclipse, including when and where to witness this celestial wonder safely. Learn about the differences between annular and total eclipses and the importance of using approved solar filters for eye protection.
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[@Shasha-bs1no]

as someone who lives in Texas I see this as an absolute win

[@echoecho3108]

Since it rained, as usual, no Live eclipse for me today.
So, I watched Pink Floyd's Ningaloo Eclipse/ 50th anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon documentary, and it was wonderful!
I was lucky enough to see the 2017 Total shen it visited the Lower 48.
My best friend and I cranked up Dark Side of the Moon, and our neighbors joined us, and we all had a very special day, listening, watching, and being.
Just being.
Magical.
Truly magical.

[@Marcaline99]

Yes and I’m about to conveniently see two more as I can see the one tomorrow from where I live now and I’m moving to Indiana and getting married 🎉 😂 I didn’t even know about these two solar eclipse’s and I’m so terribly excited about them!!

[@KiwiMapping]

Congrats on your marriage!

[@Marcaline99]

@@KiwiMapping thank you!!!

[@museumofscience]

Have you ever witnessed a Solar Eclipse?

[@echoecho3108]

Yes! 2017 when it happened over the Lower 48.
Magical!!!

[@Marshmeethecrybaby]

Today there was meant to be one. But I can’t see it because it’s cloudy and cold 😂

[@pr0bi1rd]

No

[@pr0bi1rd]

Not until today 😅

[@damianjimenez7344]

nope am in LA

[@emonvidaly]

Yes.

[@chrisrodriguezm13]

It was partial here

[@photografr7]

Too bad I was in Arizona.

[@luispulgarin8201]

I saw it

[@norm908]

Me too. I took a picture with the moon and sun in it

[@JaSon-wc4pn]

UK be like....😢