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Journal Article
Q: What Can My Students See During the Upcoming Solar Eclipses?
2023
Overview
Bobrowsky discusses what can students see during the Apr 8, 2024 solar eclipse. He says that the Apr 8, 2024 solar eclipse will probably be the last one until 2045. You should start making plans to be at the path of totality on that date. If you are in other areas then, as with the Oct 14 eclipse, you will see only a partial eclipse and will not experience all of the phenomena. For most locations, totality will occur in the early- or mid-afternoon, and a partial eclipse will be visible for about an hour and a quarter before and after totality. Consider getting \"eclipse glasses\". These will allow you--and your students--to safely look at the Sun whether or not there is an eclipse in progress. He also emphasizes that being outside during an eclipse carries no additional risk beyond what you would experience on any other sunny day. Students can use the same pinhole projectors that they made for the Oct 14 eclipse.
