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astronomy-and-events1 year ago

"New Yorkers Flock to Brooklyn Cemetery for Eerie Solar Eclipse Viewing Party"

Over 7,000 people gathered at Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery for a solar eclipse viewing party, with some attendees feeling a spiritual connection to the deceased. The event included music, food, and special telescopes for safe viewing, and attendees expressed awe and joy as they witnessed the eclipse. Despite some controversy, the cemetery has previously hosted events and was praised for providing a unique and special location for communal experiences.

via New York Post |
#astronomy-and-events#brooklyn#green-wood-cemetery
astronomy1 year ago

"2024 Solar Eclipse Viewing Guide for Long Island"

Long Island will experience a partial solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, with the best viewing time from 2:10 p.m. to 4:36 p.m., reaching 90% totality just before 3:30 p.m. Viewing parties will be held at various locations across Long Island, and free eclipse glasses are available at Warby Parker locations, local libraries, and the Long Island Welcome Center. Protective eyewear is necessary to avoid eye injury during the event.

via New York Post |
#2024-eclipse#astronomy#long-island
astronomy1 year ago

"Top Spots and Safety Tips for Watching the Philly Solar Eclipse"

The solar eclipse is expected to start around 2:08 p.m. in Philadelphia, with 90% of the sun blocked around 3:23 p.m. NASA has a tool to preview the eclipse from specific locations. New Jersey prisons are suspending outdoor activities during the eclipse due to safety concerns. Various spots in and around Philadelphia are hosting eclipse viewing parties. It's crucial to use proper eye protection when viewing the eclipse, as regular sunglasses won't suffice. The next solar eclipse in Philadelphia is expected on Aug. 12, 2026.

via The Philadelphia Inquirer|
#astronomy#eye-protection#nasa-tool
events1 year ago

"Best Viewing Spots for Solar Eclipse in Orlando, Central Florida"

Orlando and Central Florida will experience a partial solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, with the event beginning at 1:46 p.m. and reaching its midpoint at 3:03 p.m. Various locations, including the University of Central Florida, Orlando Science Center, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, and Orange County Regional History Center, are hosting viewing parties with eclipse glasses and activities. Additionally, local schools may also be organizing viewing events, providing an opportunity for the community to safely observe this rare celestial occurrence.

via FOX 35 Orlando|
#central-florida#eclipse-glasses#events
astronomy1 year ago

"April 8 Solar Eclipse: Planning Tips and Safety Precautions for Upstate and Long Island Viewers"

On April 8, a solar eclipse will be visible, with Long Island experiencing a partial eclipse while the "path of totality" will stretch from Texas to Maine. Long Islanders are preparing for the event, with schools and parks planning viewing parties. Special eclipse viewing glasses are available for purchase or free at select locations. Upstate New York is expecting hundreds of thousands of visitors for the total eclipse, with officials advising on travel and safety preparations. Enthusiasts, including members of the Amateur Observers' Society, are making plans to travel to the path of totality for this rare astronomical event.

via Newsday|
#astronomy#eclipse#long-island
astronomy2 years ago

Halley's Comet: The Enigmatic Return

Halley's Comet has begun its 38-year journey back toward Earth after passing its furthest point from the Sun. It will be visible when it enters the area of Jupiter in 2058 and will pass Mars before arriving near Earth in June 2061. Stargazers can find detailed information on Space.com for planning a viewing party to see the comet, including its position in the sky, timing, and the best time to see its blue ion tail.

via Good News Network|
#aphelion#astronomy#halleys-comet
astronomy2 years ago

"Countdown Begins: Butler County Prepares for Spectacular 2024 Total Solar Eclipse"

Butler County in Ohio is gearing up for a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. This rare event will darken parts of the state for several minutes in the middle of the day, with Butler County being one of the areas in the path of totality. Tourism workers are preparing for an influx of visitors, and events and activities are being planned, including a special viewing party at the Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park. It is advised to book accommodations and obtain solar eclipse glasses in advance for safe viewing.

via WKRC TV Cincinnati|
#astronomy#butler-county#ohio