Event Details
Due to inclement weather, this event will be held via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85935575479?pwd=akVDNEhZeEZUT0pVRlhLb3Z4Uzg4Zz09
On 8 April 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross the
United States for the last time until 2044. This talk will discuss the
causes of eclipses and the circumstances of this year’s upcoming eclipse, with
advice on how to plan to see it. We'll also discuss various ways of
safely observing the eclipse. Presenter Jim Lattis holds a Ph.D. in History of
Science from UW–Madison and is the author of many publications in that field.
He helped create UW Space Place, the outreach and public education center of
the UW–Madison Astronomy Department. and has directed it since its founding. He
manages historic Washburn Observatory, teaches courses in introductory
astronomy and its history, and gives frequent public talks. Registration is not
required, but sign up for an email or text reminder if you like.
Event Type(s): Adult
Age Group(s): Adult
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