The United States is in for its second total eclipse in just seven years, again throwing a wide swath of the country into darkness for up to four minutes in the middle of the day. Be sure you’re ready to get the most out of this moving experience with expert guidance from former Astronomy editor Michael Bakich. In Your Guide to the 2024 Solar Eclipse, you’ll learn: What is an eclipse, and why is this one special. Where to go to get the best view of the eclipse. How to use weather and climate forecasts to give you the best chance to experience a 360º sunset, and other phenomena. What you need to view the eclipse safely. The best types of cameras, binoculars, and telescopes to record and enhance your viewing experience. What you’ll need to make eclipse day a success plus simple do-it-yourself projects that will make eclipse day more fun and meaningful.
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