All articles tagged with #eclipse chaser
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Trinidad Guardian
A new eclipse chaser is born, as a person discovers their passion for astronomy and the thrill of chasing solar eclipses, leading to a new adventure in exploring the wonders of the universe.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Space.com
A science journalist admits to not caring much about solar eclipses and has never seen one, but is open to changing their mind by witnessing the 2024 total solar eclipse from the path of totality in Indianapolis. The journalist plans to immerse themselves in the eclipse experience, including attending events, perusing an eclipse market, and observing the eclipse from the Indiana Motor Speedway alongside thousands of spectators. They hope to gain a new perspective and potentially become a true eclipse enthusiast.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WWNY
Eclipse chaser Heidi Ferguson, who arrived in Watertown ahead of the upcoming solar eclipse, predicts bumper-to-bumper traffic in the area on the day of the event based on her previous experience and highway signs warning of heavy delays. She and her family are expecting large crowds due to the eclipse's path of complete totality, and she emphasizes the unique experience of witnessing an eclipse.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WBAL TV Baltimore
Laverne Biser, a 105-year-old eclipse chaser from Texas, is preparing to witness his 13th solar eclipse on April 8. His fascination with eclipses began in 1963, and he has since traveled the world to witness these celestial events, capturing them through photography. Biser's love for the cosmos also extends to building handmade telescopes. Despite his age, his passion for astronomy remains strong, and he encourages others to experience the beauty of eclipses while emphasizing the importance of safety.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KETV Omaha
Laverne Biser, a 105-year-old eclipse chaser from Texas, is preparing to witness his 13th solar eclipse on April 8. His fascination with eclipses began in 1963, and he has since traveled the world to witness these celestial events, capturing them through photography. Biser's love for the cosmos also extends to building handmade telescopes. Despite his age, his passion for astronomy remains strong, and he encourages others to experience the beauty of eclipses while emphasizing the importance of safety.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WVTM13 Birmingham
Laverne Biser, a 105-year-old eclipse chaser from Texas, is preparing to witness his 13th solar eclipse on April 8. His fascination with eclipses began in 1963, and he has since traveled the world to witness these celestial events, capturing them through photography. Biser's love for the cosmos also extends to building handmade telescopes. Despite his age, his passion for astronomy remains strong, and he encourages others to experience the beauty of eclipses while emphasizing the importance of safety.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDSU New Orleans
Laverne Biser, a 105-year-old eclipse chaser from Texas, is preparing to witness his 13th solar eclipse on April 8. His fascination with eclipses began in 1963, and he has since traveled the world to witness these celestial events, capturing them through photography. Biser's love for the cosmos also extends to building handmade telescopes. Despite his age, his passion for astronomy remains strong, and he encourages others to experience the beauty of eclipses while emphasizing the importance of safety.