Saturday, August 19, 2017

EarthSky News - Aug 19 - Before the Eclipse 

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How to watch Monday's eclipse online
Can't travel to the path of totality? Never fear.
How to watch a solar eclipse safely
Tips on safe eclipse-watching.
Add your eclipse event to astronomers' map
Publicize your eclipse event.
Top 5 tips for photographing the solar eclipse
Tips from NASA to help you get great pics.
How to know your eclipse glasses are safe
If you purchased glasses from EarthSky, yes, they are safe. Click here for a link to a reputable vendors page from the American Astronomical Society.
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Tonight … Cassiopeia points to Andromeda galaxy
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Moon on its way to the eclipse
Closer and closer to the sunrise! This is Saturday morning's moon from our friend Lunar 101 Moon Book. It has now passed Venus - the bright "star" in this photo - and is heading sunward. Will you see the moon Sunday morning? Maybe! Look low in the east.
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