Good morning Atty
Good morning Classy
A break from the cold and gloom
Hey @daleron @FranC, @Territoo, others....FYI if you didn't already plan on it.
On Monday April 8th, there's a total eclipse of the sun and the path of totality flies through parts of Arkansas, New Hampshire and Texas.
science.nasa.gov
IDK how close any of you are to these locations, so see the map and times in the link above. You can order eclipse glasses to view it safely...but order them now because it may take a while to get them via mail/back-orders.
On Monday April 8th, there's a total eclipse of the sun and the path of totality flies through parts of Arkansas, New Hampshire and Texas.
2024 Total Eclipse: Where & When - NASA Science
The Monday, April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse will cross North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
science.nasa.gov
Good morning FranGood morning, Atty, dale and Classy girl.
. Sorry about the lack of bacon 
Oh thanks for the information Atty.Hey @daleron @FranC, @Territoo, others....FYI if you didn't already plan on it.
On Monday April 8th, there's a total eclipse of the sun and the path of totality flies through parts of Arkansas, New Hampshire and Texas.
IDK how close any of you are to these locations, so see the map and times in the link above. You can order eclipse glasses to view it safely...but order them now because it may take a while to get them via mail/back-orders.2024 Total Eclipse: Where & When - NASA Science
The Monday, April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse will cross North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
I guess I can make do. LOLGood morning Fran
Oh thanks for the information Atty.
Hey @daleron @FranC, @Territoo, others....FYI if you didn't already plan on it.
On Monday April 8th, there's a total eclipse of the sun and the path of totality flies through parts of Arkansas, New Hampshire and Texas.
IDK how close any of you are to these locations, so see the map and times in the link above. You can order eclipse glasses to view it safely...but order them now because it may take a while to get them via mail/back-orders.2024 Total Eclipse: Where & When - NASA Science
The Monday, April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse will cross North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
Thanks for the heads-up, Atty. I'm a tiny bit west of the path, but close enough that I might be able to see it.
Hi snail folk!!! 
I'm across Lake Michigan, and further north, from where you are, so will be watching it on the NASA TV channel (Hulu). Watched the 2023 eclipse on the NASA channel. They broadcasted many different telescope feeds. It was awesome!!!
NASA also has a live stream of NASA TV on YouTube.
Hey @daleron @FranC, @Territoo, others....FYI if you didn't already plan on it.
On Monday April 8th, there's a total eclipse of the sun and the path of totality flies through parts of Arkansas, New Hampshire and Texas.
IDK how close any of you are to these locations, so see the map and times in the link above. You can order eclipse glasses to view it safely...but order them now because it may take a while to get them via mail/back-orders.2024 Total Eclipse: Where & When - NASA Science
The Monday, April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse will cross North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
I'm across Lake Michigan, and further north, from where you are, so will be watching it on the NASA TV channel (Hulu). Watched the 2023 eclipse on the NASA channel. They broadcasted many different telescope feeds. It was awesome!!!
NASA also has a live stream of NASA TV on YouTube.
Good plan SMT. I'll join you, as traveling down to Ohio is too far since we have modern tech like that.
EDIT:
There won't be a total solar eclipse in my area until 2099, and I won't be here to see it....
The last one was in 2017, for me a partial, and I still have the glasses, so I can watch this partial eclipse "for real" while streaming the total eclipse.
I should really make plans to drive to Ohio to see a real total eclipse in person, but it will be about 3 hours each way. That's a lot for me. I'll think about it.
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