We're VERY excited concerning the upcoming eclipse, are you? Be a part of us on eclipse day! Listed here are some particulars.
- You do NOT want to purchase or reserve tickets for the eclipse viewing. Simply present up.
- We will probably be viewing the eclipse outdoors each in entrance and behind the Rainier constructing.
- The planetarium presentation contained in the Science Dome explaining the ins and outs of photo voltaic eclipses is at eight:30 am, 9:15 am, 11 am and 11:45 am, first-come, first-served – no reservations (Pink occasions simply added so we will accommodate extra individuals.)
- Parking – The “A” parking zone is the closest to the Rainier constructing/eclipse viewing, however be ready to stroll throughout campus whether it is full. Here's a campus map. Please don't park within the worker parking. All different parking is ok.
We'll present:
- SAFE methods to view the eclipse (eclipse glasses, pinhole cameras, solar spotters, telescopes with photo voltaic filters, and so forth)
- Palms-on eclipse associated actions
- A stay stream of the eclipse from the trail of totality
Some details concerning the eclipse:
- From Lakewood we'll see a partial eclipse, the moon will cowl 94% of the solar.
- Eclipse begins at 9:08 am, is most at 10:20 am and ends at 11:38 am.
- Individuals from each a part of america will be capable of see no less than a partial eclipse.
Security ideas:
- Even with 94% of the solar obscured it's NOT protected to take a look at the solar with out correct gear.
- Sun shades are NOT ok to guard your eyes.
- The one factor you'll be able to see in correct eclipse glasses is the solar, they block out greater than 99% of the sunshine.
- In the event you can’t make it out to hitch us and shouldn't have eclipse glasses you can also make a pinhole camera to view the eclipse safely.
We shall be handing out eclipse glasses on eclipse day however can't achieve this earlier than then.
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