There are several ways to view the progress of the eclipse using simple supplies such as an Amazon box, 2 sheets of paper, a pasta strainer, and natural shadows, depending on where you are located.
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Ready for the eclipse? Here’s what you need to prepare
Northern Kentucky residents can experience the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8 by traveling to to areas in the path of totality, but they should be aware of safety precautions and plan for travel.
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PICTURES: The Great American Eclipse
Pictures by Dr. Karen Cheser, Fort Thomas Independent Schools Superintendent and Mark Collier. This is an advertisement. Heidi Neltner and Dr. Dawn Laber.
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WATCH: Dr. Josiah Young Talks About Eclipse
Start time in northern Kentucky: 1:01 p.m. Peak time in NKY: 2:29 p.m. End time in NKY: 3:52 p.m. Opticare Vision Centers optometrist, Dr. Josiah Young has a message for parents here: This is an advertisement. RELATED: EVERYTHING you need to know about how Fort Thomas Independent Schools is handling the eclipse
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Fort Thomas Independent To Use Solar Eclipse As Learning Experience
Students will be kept until 4:00 p.m. for safety The Great American Eclipse of 2017 will come and go on Monday, August 21 for approximately a three-hour span, but the impact will affect millions throughout the day. An estimated 12 million people live within the path of totality and the number of people within just […]