#DidYouKnow that a #SolarEclipse happens when the moon moves between the sun and the Earth, blocking some or all of its light? #Eclipse2024 on April 8 will be a total solar eclipse, where the Moon’s disk completely blocks out the Sun. Its shadow's path will travel through parts of Mexico, the U.S., and eastern Canada. scijinks.gov/solar-eclipse

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We’re a month away from #TotalEclipse2024!

During a #SolarEclipse, the moon's shadow traces a path across the Earth, called the path of totality. If you want to experience total darkness during a #TotalEclipse, you have to be within this path.

Find your place in the U.S. to watch with this interactive map: https://t.co/s69pv0JMcA

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Our #SolarEclipse countdown continues with a month of NOAA Environmental Data (NED)Talks!

Starting tomorrow, a #NEDTalk will be held every Friday over the next month! Speakers will discuss how they use NOAA data to observe and study space weather.

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TGI #FullDiskFriday!

On Earth, a Total #SolarEclipse causes the sky to go dark when the moon crosses directly in front of the sun, but what does it look like from space? Here's an example from @NOAA’s #GOESEast of the 2017 #TotalEclipse.

Get ready for #TotalEclipse2024 and learn more:
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Get ready for the April 8 total solar #eclipse with these free activities ⤵️

The #LEGOeduEclipse Collection can help engage your students in making real-world connections with the total #solareclipse. Excite and inspire your students to explore concepts like dark and light or build a model representing the #eclipse. Download here: https://t.co/9RfhrqROAj https://t.co/ivTw6SG1Xn - LEGO Education

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RT @JPSSProgram: On April 8, 2024, a total solar #eclipse will be visible from parts of North America! ☀️🌑🕶️

Let’s revisit Oct. 14, 2023, when a #SolarEclipse dazzled the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta.

Learn how @NOAA’s JPSS satellites observed the event: https://t.co/B204dQXpHO https://t.co/Sx47CIdyor

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Do you like HISTORY? What about SCIENCE?
Well you won't want to miss our next #SolarEclipse #NEDTalk this Friday at 11 a.m. ET!

We will be traveling through time with Dr. Mark Miesch, who will discuss how humanity has studied the solar cycle over the last 2000 years!

Register to listen and ask questions live:
https://t.co/95zUwbalr1

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Does it feel like we’ve had a lot of solar eclipses in the last few years? Well the #SolarEclipse on April 8, 2024, will be a TOTAL solar eclipse, and the last one visible from the contiguous United States until 2044!

Learn more about this special event:
https://t.co/zJyIXowQGY https://t.co/1j9VMs8lR0

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Do you like HISTORY? What about SCIENCE?
Well you won't want to miss @NOAA #SolarEclipse #NEDTalk on TOMORROW at 11 a.m. ET!

We will be traveling through time with Dr. Mark Miesch, who will discuss how humanity has studied the solar cycle over the last 2000 years!

Register to listen and ask questions live:
https://t.co/95zUwb9NBt

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RT @NOAASatellites: Do you like HISTORY? What about SCIENCE?
Well you won't want to miss @NOAA #SolarEclipse #NEDTalk on TOMORROW at 11 a.m. ET!

We will be traveling through time with Dr. Mark Miesch, who will discuss how humanity has studied the solar cycle over the last 2000 years!

Register to listen and ask questions live:
https://t.co/95zUwb9NBt

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