This week’s episode of Looking Up we’re talking all about the Northern Lights. We’ll be discussing the science behind the Aurora, as well as the significance of the Northern Lights throughout history. Tune in and find out when you’ll be able to see this light show next. If you’re interested in learning more about the […]
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100 Days Until Totality! 4 Days Left – Grand Teton National Park Offers Official Eclipse Viewing Location from TetonEclipse.com
MOOSE, WY-Grand Teton National Park managers expect August 21, 2017–the day of the Total Solar Eclipse Across America–to be the busiest single day in the history of the park. Visitors to the park on eclipse day can ensure a successful viewing experience by developing a plan and heeding a few simple guidelines. Complete eclipse viewing […]
100 Days Until Totality! 25 Days Left – Key Notes Pt. 2 from Teton National Park
From Teton National Park: Roads and facilities will be more congested than normal for peak season on the day of the eclipse and in the days leading up to and after the eclipse. Everyone is encouraged to carpool, bike or hike to minimize traffic. Traffic may come to gridlock on major park roads during the […]
100 Days Until Totality! 26 Days Left – Key Notes Pt. 1 from Teton National Park
The 2017 Total Solar Eclipse is a once-in-lifetime event for many visitors, as well as for park employees, volunteers, partners and neighbors, and local community members. The day of the eclipse, August 21, is anticipated to be the busiest day in the history of Grand Teton National Park. Special viewing areas will be located at […]
100 Days Until Totality! 27 Days Left – Seeing in the Dark
The most spectacular moment of a solar eclipse is undeniably the few coveted minutes of totality. When the moon blocks our view of the sun, the excitement begins and the sky goes dark. But just how dark? Dark enough to drop temperatures significantly and see the sun’s atmospheric layer, the corona. What’s more, is we […]
100 Days Until Totality! 47 Days Left – How is the Town of Jackson Preparing?
This August, an unprecedented number of people will observe the Total Solar Eclipse. The last time the United States observed totality was on March 7, 1970, and it was only visible from a few states on the East Coast. Millions of people live in the path of totality of this year’s eclipse, and the entire […]