On Monday, August 21, 2017 a total solar eclipse will grace a 100 mile wide swath through North America beginning with the state of Oregon through South Carolina. Other states in this path include: Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and a tiny portion of eastern North Carolina.
If you’re unable to travel to any of these destinations to experience this spectacular event, have no fear, the eclipse will cover 83% of the sun right here in Holmes County! Below is a timeline of this 2 hour phenomenon.
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1:06 pm
Eclipse Begins
The Moon starts moving over the Sun’s disk.
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2:31 pm
Maximum Coverage
Maximum magnitude reached – 83% coverage.
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3:52 pm
Eclipse Ends
The Moon stops covering the sun.
Interested in learning more about this extraordinary event? Visit the links below for more details!
Eclipse Viewing Safety Tips
For tips on how to safely view the upcoming solar eclipse, visit the NASA website for more information.
Read MoreInteractive Solar Eclipse Map
Find out the exact times the solar eclipse will appear and depart in your area or across North America!
Read MoreSolar Eclipse Live Stream
Watch the total solar eclipse live from the comfort of your home or the library via free WiFi or patron computer!
Read MoreSolar Eclipse Information
Visit the NASA Total Solar Eclipse website for more information on this spectacular event!
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