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Eclipse in Athens County won’t be total, but still spectacular
Monday’s solar eclipse is the last total eclipse to cross Ohio until 2099. Only a tiny sliver of the sun will be visible from Athens County.
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Clouds likely, but the eclipse will go on
Historically, April 8 tends to be cloudy. So instead of the moon swallowing the sun, we may see “dark like midnight.”
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The Indy guide to eclipse viewing
Yes, you will be able to see the eclipse from here! Use these tips and resources to help you make the most of this astronomical event
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Make the most of Monday’s eclipse, even if it’s cloudy
The upcoming solar eclipse is the last many of us will see, but even if it’s cloudy we can find wondrous things all around … if we take the time to look.
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Solar eclipse prompts spate of end-times rumors
A viral TikTok that says Monday’s eclipse is a harbinger of the end times is based on a falsehood about the actual path of the event. Get the facts here.
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5 of the rarest astronomical events—and when you’ll next see them
While some astronomical events are commonplace, others are so rare they may never occur in your life span, or even your children’s.
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How to view a total solar eclipse without damaging your eyes
With a few easy precautions, eclipse viewers can protect themselves from severe and irreparable eye damage and vision loss.
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Ohio’s getting its first total eclipse in 200 years. Here’s what you need to know
State agencies are mobilizing resources for a wave of visitors, and local businesses or attractions are planning events around Monday’s total solar eclipse.
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Looking to photograph a solar eclipse with your smartphone?
Try these features and think about creative angles to get some great shots — safely.
