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science-and-astronomy1 year ago

"2024 Total Solar Eclipse Graces Illinois and Indiana Skies, Partial View in Chicago"

A solar eclipse will be visible in Chicago and parts of Illinois on Monday, with the city experiencing a partial eclipse and Carbondale in the path of totality. Amtrak trains are operating on modified schedules to accommodate eclipse viewers, and various events and watch parties are planned across the state. The Adler Planetarium in Chicago will host a viewing party, while the Pullman National Historical Park and other locations will also offer eclipse viewing opportunities. Special precautions, such as wearing solar-viewing glasses, are necessary to protect eyes during the event.

science-and-astronomy1 year ago

"Chicago and Illinois: Witness the Spectacular Solar Eclipse Events"

The Adler Planetarium in Chicago will host a free viewing event for the upcoming partial solar eclipse, with activities including safe solar viewing through telescopes, solar projection, and giveaways of solar viewers. Other events across Illinois include viewing parties at the Earth and Space Center in River Grove, the Crossroads Eclipse Festival at Southern Illinois University, and viewing opportunities at various locations such as Pullman National Historical Park and the Ryder Family Farm in Golconda.

astronomy1 year ago

"Essential Tips for Viewing the 2024 Solar Eclipse in Chicago and Beyond"

Chicago is gearing up for a partial solar eclipse on Monday, a rare event that won't return for another 20 years. While the city won't experience totality, downstate Carbondale will. The Adler Planetarium is hosting eclipse-themed events, and several libraries and the Museum of Science and Industry are also participating. People are advised to use protective solar eclipse glasses or indirect viewing methods to safely observe the eclipse.

entertainment2 years ago

"The Enduring Legacy of Pink Floyd's 'The Dark Side of the Moon'"

Adler Planetarium is hosting a new full-dome planetarium show called "The Dark Side of The Moon" in honor of the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's album. The show promises to be an immersive experience with surround sound and visuals that will take viewers beyond the realms of 2D experience. The show will run from March 31 of this year to March 31 of next year at the Grainger Sky Theater.