Filed under: Astronomy, K-12, STEM, Science, Student Opportunities, Webcasts | Tags: Solar Eclipse
On Wednesday, 2009 July 22, a total eclipse of the Sun will be visible from within a narrow corridor traversing half of Earth. Due to the time difference between China and the US, the live on-line viewing time for the eclipse over Shanghai will be Tuesday, July 21 from 9:35pm to 9:41pm Eastern Daylight Time.
The Sun-Earth Day project has prepared various resources for the event. They are available on-line and include stories, activities, and podcasts about eclipses. To access these resources, please visit the Sun Earth Day website at http://sunearthday.nasa.gov
A multi-site federated live broadcast of the eclipse will be provided by the National Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. To view the webcast, please visit the following website: http://eclipse.astronomy2009.org.cn/english/
See Also:
* Promo video at http://eclipse.astronomy2009.org.cn/index.html
* the configuration at http://eclipse.astronomy2009.org.cn/01hdjj/1027.html
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