Este eclipse es el primer eclipse solar en los Estados Unidos continentales en 38 años. El último ocurrió el 26 de febrero de 1979. Apenas pasó por cinco estados del noroeste y el clima estuvo mayormente nublado. Este año, todos en los Estados Unidos continentales verán un eclipse parcial. El camino de la totalidad pasa por 10 estados: Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Carolina del Norte, Carolina del Sur. En el mapa de la derecha puedes ver cómo se verá el eclipse desde el resto del país.
If you’ve got any family or friends who won’t be in Jackson during the eclipse, show them this map so they can still see an awesome partial eclipse! Just remember that you will need eye protection no matter where you are to view the eclipse safely. Solar eclipse shades can be purchased here on our website at the link below this post. People who are lucky enough to find themselves on the path of totality will be able to see the eclipse briefly at its peak when the Sun has been fully covered up. The amount of time where it is safe to look varies on your location. In Jackson we will have a little over 2 minutes to view the eclipse safely with the naked eye. Later on in our blog we will discuss other safe ways to view the eclipse.
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