Total Solar Eclipse: What You Need to Know

🌑The upcoming total solar eclipse is set to occur in early April, providing a fascinating celestial event.

🌞☀️Central Florida will experience a partial eclipse, with about 65% of the sun blocked by the moon.

🌍The path of totality, where the moon completely blocks the sun, will be visible in certain regions of the United States.

😎🌌During totality, the sky will darken, revealing bright stars and planets, creating a unique daytime astronomy experience.

📽️Learn how to create a DIY viewer using a box, foil, and paper to safely observe the eclipse and project it onto a screen.

When is the upcoming total solar eclipse?

—The total solar eclipse will occur in early April.

What will be visible in Central Florida?

—Central Florida will experience a partial eclipse, with about 65% of the sun blocked by the moon.

Where will the path of totality be?

—The path of totality, where the moon completely blocks the sun, will be visible in certain regions of the United States.

What can I expect during totality?

—During totality, the sky will darken, revealing bright stars and planets, creating a unique daytime astronomy experience.

How can I safely observe the eclipse?

—You can create a DIY viewer using a box, foil, and paper to safely observe the eclipse and project it onto a screen.

00:00The upcoming total solar eclipse is set to occur in early April, providing a fascinating celestial event.

02:48Central Florida will experience a partial eclipse, with about 65% of the sun blocked by the moon.

04:00The path of totality, where the moon completely blocks the sun, will be visible in certain regions of the United States.

05:40During totality, the sky will darken, revealing bright stars and planets, creating a unique daytime astronomy experience.

07:00Learn how to create a DIY viewer using a box, foil, and paper to safely observe the eclipse and project it onto a screen.