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Eclipse Soundscapes Observers will be using all of the senses available to them to observe whether there are changes in animal and insect behavior during eclipse maximum (as compared to immediately before and after eclipse maximum).

Solar eclipses can seem almost like a sped-up version of dusk-night-dawn! What should you be listening or watching for as the Moon slowly creeps in front of the Sun making it seem like dusk, night, and dawn happen in just a few minutes!?

Click here to download your own Field Notes paper to use to take quick notes During the eclipse on eclipse day!

document with download arrowAfter you observe, you will enter your observations in a webform. To get prepared we strongly recommend that you review the Observer Submission form questions BEFORE observing on eclipse day.

Click on this link to make your own copy of the Observer submission form questions as a Google Document.

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Eclipse Soundscapes is an enterprise of ARISA Lab, LLC and is supported by NASA award No. 80NSSC21M0008.

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