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Maui Views March 8th partial solar eclipse Students of Ms. Jessica Reed's Earth and Space Science class at Maui Waena Intermediate School view the sun through the NSO Maui Eclipse glasses, along with Dr. Tom Schad of the NSO. (Photo Credit: Jessica Reed) Just before sunset on Tuesday, March 8th, 2016, residents of the Hawaiian Islands will be able to view a partial solar eclipse. The Moon will move in front of the Sun and block 60% of the solar disk, leaving behind a magnificent crescent Sun. The event will begin at 4:35 pm local time, reach a maximum at 5:37 pm, and then finish just before local sunset. “This will be the best solar eclipse visible from Hawaiʻi for many years” said Dr. Thomas Schad, from the National Solar Observatory (NSO) in Pukalani, Maui. The NSO and its Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope project are providing solar eclipse glasses to all Maui students in advance of the eclipse. The eclipse glasses feature an art design crafted by a local Maui student, and have been distributed to local schools with the great help of the University of Hawaiʻi’s Institute for Astronomy (UH/IfA) and the Women in Technology (WIT) project of the Maui Economic Development Board (MEDB). Together with the Maui Science Center (MSC), the NSO also invites Maui residents to safely view the solar eclipse at the Maui Solar Eclipse Fair, a free event at Kalama Park in Kihei. The event starts at 3:30 pm and continues through the eclipse. Volunteers from the NSO, UH/IfA, MSC, and Haleakala Amateur Astronomers will be on-site with safely-filtered telescopes and eclipse glasses for all to enjoy the eclipse. Fun science exhibits for the whole family will be provided by the Maui Science Center. Over parts of the Pacific Ocean, the moon will completely block the solar surface and will reveal the Sun’s corona. The NSO is partnering with NASA, the University of Wyoming, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Western Kentucky University and South Carolina State University to collect images of the corona from four locations in Indonesia. These efforts will help prepare for an experiment planned for the August 2017 eclipse that will be visible over North America. “I am very excited about the opportunity to be a part of this project as an undergraduate student at Wyoming” said Logan Jensen from Greybull, WY. “An eclipse is an awesome opportunity to inspire an interest in science and astronomy for middle and high school students.” A solar eclipse is a beautiful event to see, but it requires special viewing equipment. Never look directly at the Sun as you can quickly cause permanent damage to your eyes. Post-Event News and Information: - “If it’s Tuesday it must be . a partial eclipse of the SUN!” and “Girl’s artwork printed on eclipse viewing glasses” – Maui News, March 6th - “Peek-a-boo eclipse viewing” – Maui News, March 9th Related Images No Related Images Found Related Video No Related Videos Found Tags Credits National Solar Observatory (NSO), AURA, NSF Media Contact: Dr. Claire Raftery NSO Office of Communications claire@nso.edu
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