As the anticipation builds, enthusiasts and astronomers eagerly await the celestial spectacle of an impending solar eclipse. The thrill of witnessing the moon gradually obscure the sun, casting an eerie twilight across the land, ignites a sense of wonder and excitement in all who behold it. From seasoned stargazers to curious students, the allure of this rare phenomenon captivates hearts and minds alike, drawing crowds to vantage points around the globe. As the countdown begins, the anticipation mounts, promising a moment of awe-inspiring beauty and cosmic wonderment.
Both the Fiske Planetarium and National Geographic provide visually engaging resources that explain the mechanics of solar eclipses in a manner accessible to students.
Fiske Planetarium (University of Colorado at Boulder)
https://youtu.be/kcpC72CH3YA?si=XsSQI1SXClOm0IO8
National Geographic (great for elementary age students)