Moon's Shadow on April 8, 2024 This video simulates the moon's shadow as it would be seen from a spacecraft 100 miles above the earth's surface.
Slide-show Presentation About the Eclipse The link provides you a brief, easy-to-understand synopsis of the upcoming eclipse, and what Gillespie County is doing to preparehttps://www.canva.com/design/DAFfLD4dGdc/KQAcwn4TZ8VfZhwuh3qyJQ/view?utm_content=DAFfLD4dGdc&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelinkFor additional information, this was presented by:Jennifer KrupaAssistant Director of Parks & Recreation/Special Events CoordinatorCity of Fredericksburg126 W Main StFredericksburg, Texas 78624(830) 990-2044jkrupa@fbgtx.org
Annular Solar Eclipse - October 14, 2023 Maps of the path, by state, of the October event: https://nationaleclipse.com/maps_2023.html
Total Solar Eclipse - April 8, 2024 Maps of each state showing the path of the eclipse:https://nationaleclipse.com/maps.html
LINKS for the Eclipses Coming Up Annular Solar Eclipse 14 October 2023Total Solar Eclipse 8 April 2024NASA *https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/eclipses/2024/apr-8-total/overview/General Information*https://eclipse2024.org/ Watching from Harper 10/23*https://eclipse2024.org/2023eclipse/eclipse-cities/city/39841.htmlWatching from Harper 04/24*https://eclipse2024.org/eclipse-cities/city/38835.htmlWatching from Vanderpool 10/23*https://eclipse2024.org/2023eclipse/eclipse-cities/city/41384.htmlFredericksburg Eclipse Website*https://www.visitfredericksburgtx.com/eclipse/
Eye Safety To have a safe and enjoyable eclipse viewing experience, please follow all NASA viewing guidelines for eye safety, including... It is never safe to look directly at the sun, even if the sun is partly obscured. When watching an eclipse, you must wear safe solar viewing glasses (eclipse glasses) at all times. To read all of NASA's eye safety guidelines, please click here.