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On this page you can find resources on a variety of subjects including:

  • Eclipse Learning
  • Eclipse Viewing & Safety
  • ES:CSP Field Researcher
  • ES:CSP Data Analyst
  • Teacher Resources

Eclipse Learning


Map of the world with thin red lines across various places representing total solar eclipse paths

Discover Total Solar Eclipse Locations and Dates Worldwide


Map showing the total solar eclipse path passing over Southeast Canada and across the United States from Maine to Texas

Interactive April 8, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Path Map


Map of the annular eclipse path crossing North America, from Oregon to Texas, and Central and South America

Interactive October 14, 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse Path Map


Map of the World with lines on various countries representing eclipse paths

Discover Annular Eclipse Locations and Dates Worldwide


Image of a solar eclipse in which the moon blocls the sun making the sun appear like a black ball with glowing tendrils

Why aren’t there eclipses every month?


Asian man looking confused while staring at his phone.

Eclipse Misconceptions


The Moon has moved in front of the Sun. The Sun’s light is reduced to a thin, bright crescent shining around the Moon’s edge. A phenomenon called Baily’s Beads is also present. Baily’s Beads look like a few glowing pearls at the ends of the crescent.

Annular Eclipse Features


A solar prominence

Total Eclipse Features


What Can We Learn from Solar Eclipses?


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Eclipse Viewing & Safety


Child using a special projector to view the eclipse by looking at the ground through a projector to utilize the shadow on the ground to view the eclipse safely.

How to View a Solar Eclipse Safely


hands holding eclipse safety glasses

Reputable Vendors of Solar Filters & Viewers


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ES:CSP Field Researcher


Map of 2024 Total Solar Eclipse path highlighting Austin, TX as on the 2024 eclipse path and showing the times of the phases in a time table.

Time&Date 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Map – Find the Maximum Phase time in your area


Annular eclipse map highlighting Albuquerque, NM as on the path and listing the eclipse phases times in a table.

Time&Date 2023 Annular Eclipse Map – Find the Maximum Phase time in your area


Map of the United States with a line stretching from Texas to Maine representing the total solar eclipse path. Box in the right corner above the map shows a

Is your city on the 2024 Total Eclipse Path? – Search Tool by Eclipse24.org with links to city sites with eclipse time tables


Map of the United States with a line stretching from Oregon to Texas representing the annular eclipse path. Box in the right corner above the map shows a

Is your city on the 2023 Annular Eclipse Path? – Search Tool by Eclipse24.org with links to city sites with eclipse time tables


Person sitting outside on the grass in a relaxed way listening to the sounds of nature

Open Your Ears — And Your Mind: How Active Listening in Nature Can Reconnect Us with Ourselves by Jeffrey Rindskopf, Dope Magazine


Snowy, wintry view of microphones installed in a binaural configuration to record natural sounds in Yellowstone National Park. Photo courtesy Jacob Job

Deep Listening Brings Rewards by The National Park Service


Map showing the total solar eclipse path passing over Southeast Canada and across the United States from Maine to Texas

Interactive April 8, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Path Map


Map of the annular eclipse path crossing North America, from Oregon to Texas, and Central and South America

Interactive October 14, 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse Path Map


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ES:CSP Data Analyst


Bernie Krause, an older man standing in front of a picture of a forest as he gives a TED talk

Soundscapes: The voice of the natural world, A TED Talk


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Teacher Resources


The moon in orbit around the Earth with the moon's shadow just below the Earth

Why Isn’t There an Eclipse Every Month? | Interactive Lesson from GBH


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