

Scientists spend time learning about their topic of study before making observations or collecting data. Therefore, we recommend learning about eclipses as the first step for everyone participating in this project!
After completing this training you should be able to understand:
- Important eclipse terms: annularity, totality, eclipse maximum, Path of Annularity, Path of Totality
- Why solar eclipses happen
- 4 different kinds of solar eclipses
- The difference between an Annular Solar Eclipse and a Total Solar Eclipse
- How eclipses affect nature
- Solar eclipse safety information