The Solar Eclipse On Monday April 8th
Solar Eclipse Observation On Monday April 8th, 2024
Expect to view the Solar Eclipse on Monday April 8th 2024.
What Is The Expected Observation Path Of The Solar Eclipse?
The Path Of Observation For The Solar Eclipse Has Been Emulated Above
When Can I Expect To See The Solar Eclipse?
Visibility will be determined by location and are available to view in list below.
- Dallas, Texas (1:42 PM CDT)
- Idabel, Oklahoma (1:47 PM CDT)
- Little Rock, Arkansas (1:52 PM CDT)
- Poplar Bluff, Missouri (1:56 PM CDT)
- Paducah, Kentucky (2:01 PM CDT)
- Evansville, Indiana (2:04 PM CDT)
- Cleveland, Ohio (3:15 PM EDT)
- Erie, Pennsylvania (3:18 PM EDT)
- Buffalo, New York (3:20 PM EDT)
- Burlington, Vermont (3:27 PM EDT)
- Lancaster, New Hampshire (3:29 PM EDT)
- Caribou, Maine (3:33 PM EDT)
We recommend you visit the Official astronomy website for more information on specific times for viewing the eclipse Official Astronomy Website
Where can you buy/purchase a set of Safety Glasses to View the 2024 Solar Eclispe?
You will need eye protection
We included more information on eclipse glasses at this link: Official NASA Solar Filters & Glasses Page
We are do not have affiliates with sales on glasses and strongly suggest purchasing them via official NASA partnered websites
For more information on safety we recommend the following guidelines.
We recommend you visit the Official NASA website for more information on purchasing these Eclispe Glasses in order to safely view the solar eclispe.
How to Safely View the Space Solar Eclipse on April 8th, 2024?
Viewing the sun without protection is risky and during this space event the risk is higher even cameras, telescopes and binoculars must have solar filters placed in front of their lenses at all times.
Never look at the sun without proper eye protection and never use regular sunglasses to observe the sun.
- Supervise children to ensure correct and safe use of any solar filters
- Always look away from the sun before removing eclipse glasses
- Discard Solar Eclipse filters with scratches, punctures, tears, or any visible damage
- Never view the sun without suitable eye protection and Regular sunglasses are insufficient; opt for designated solar eclipse glasses
We highly recommend acquiring a pair of ISO 12312-2 International Standard eclipse glasses in order to view the solar eclispe safely.