1. PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE AUGUST 21, 2017

2. A partial solar eclipse occurs when only part of the sun is blocked by the moon. It is visible wherever the penumbra (the lighter part of the moon’s shadow) hits the earth.

3. This video shows an overview of the path of the moon’s shadow across the U.S. Overview of the path of the moon’s shadow across the U.S.

4. Other Side of the Moon Video
This video shows what the solar eclipse looks like from the other side of the moon.
Other Side of the Moon Video

5. At least a partial eclipse will be visible from everywhere on the continental U.S.

6. https://eclipse.aas.org/
This map shows how much coverage of the sun is visible across the U. S.

7. WARNING Never look at the sun without proper eye protection because permanent eye damage could result.

8. There is basically one rule for safely viewing a partial solar eclipse: 1. Use proper eye protection at ALL times.

9. Links to sites dealing with methods
to view the eclipse safely:
How to View the 2017 Solar Eclipse Safely How to Make a Pinhole Camera Projection: Pinhole and Optical

10. Images of a Partial Solar Eclipse

15. http://blog. deremerstudios

16. eclipse.aas.org

17. Ways to use holes to project images of the crescent sun:

18. Cross the slightly-opened fingers of one hand over the slightly-opened fingers of the other hand. The spaces between your fingers will project a grid of images of the visible part of the sun on the ground.

19. This shadow shows crescent images through the holes of a colander.

20. This shadow shows crescent images through the holes of a strainer.

21. Punch holes in a card to spell words to project an image made of crescents.

22. More words….

23. Look under trees for images of the sun
Look under trees for images of the sun. Spaces between leaves become pinhole projectors.

24. Eclipse Activities for Students Eclipse Art Projects from NASA Inexpensive Eclipse Activities – Michelle Nichols - Adler Planetarium Creating Eclipses in the Classroom Eclipse Activities on Pinterest