Experience the Historic 日全食

On 2024年4月8日, a total solar eclipse will trace a narrow path across the United States, 和商业, 德州, 在日全食的轨道上吗! 大约四分钟, 商务 will experience a 360-degree sunset dark enough to see planets, 明亮的恒星和太阳的日冕!

This is your chance to experience history! The last total solar eclipse visible from 商务 happened on April 28, 1557, and won't be visible again in our area until July 9, 2317!

There also won’t be another total solar eclipse viewable from the contiguous United States until 2044.

“Totality over 商务” eclipse watch party

Everyone is invited to an eclipse viewing party on 2024年4月8日.

Noon-4 p.m. (中午至下午二时欢迎公众参观.m., A&M-商务 student after party from 2–4 p.m.)

Memorial Stadium (1606 Hwy 24, 商务, TX 75428)

  • Free eclipse glasses available while supplies last.
  • Stadium concessions available (card only).
  • 所有儿童16岁 & under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
  • 禁止事项:
    • Bags, purses or backpacks of any kind.
    • 雨伞.
    • 户外食物或饮料.
    • Animals, with the exception of 服务 Animals when accompanied by their handler.

条目/停车

停车 for the general public will be available in 33号和34号拍品 on the west side of Highway 24 near Smith and Berry halls. Signage will be in place to help direct guests to these lots.

Shuttle services will be available from 11 a.m. 到下午2:30.m. to take people to and from the lots and the stadium. Public guests will enter from the west (home) side of the stadium while A&M-商务 students, faculty and staff will enter on the east (visitor) side. 全体师生 & staff will need to present a valid 狮子 Card in order to enter on the east side.

ADA-accessible parking will be available in front of the west entrance for authorized vehicles. Additional ADA-accessible parking will be available in Lots 1, 3 and 4. All other traffic on the service road in front of the stadium will be prohibited on the day of the event.

A&移动商务社区派对

A&M-商务 students are invited to an afterparty in Lot 2 outside of the east gate following the total eclipse from 2-4 p.m. There will be a silent headphone disco and food trucks available. Food vouchers will be available on a first come first serve basis to students for one free food truck item.

什么是Eclipse?

Eclipse

Eclipse is the term astronomers use to describe when the light from one heavenly body is blocked by another object. There are different types of eclipses, but most people will only ever see a lunar eclipse or a solar eclipse.

月食

A lunar eclipse happens when the Moon passes through Earth's shadow. Earth blocks most sunlight from reaching the Moon, 和地球, we see part or all of the Moon darken for the few hours it takes the Moon to pass through Earth's shadow. Lunar eclipses are visible to all people on the night side of Earth, making lunar eclipses the most common eclipse you can see.

日食

A solar eclipse happens when the Moon comes between the Sun and Earth. From Earth, we can see part or all of the Sun seemingly disappear in midday! 不像月食, solar eclipses are only visible from a small part of Earth because the Moon's shadow is quite small.

资源

问天文学家

Have an astronomer meet with your class, ask a question about the eclipse or schedule a visit to the planetarium!

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日食的类型

日偏食

A partial solar eclipse happens when the Moon only covers part of the Sun; this is the most common type of solar eclipse. Because it is harmful to look directly at even the tiniest sliver of the Sun without special protective eclipse glasses, 因为太阳太亮了, most people would not notice a partial solar eclipse unless they are told about it in advance.

日环食

An annular solar eclipse is the second type of solar eclipse. An annular eclipse happens when the Moon is near its furthest point from Earth. The Moon will line up exactly with the Sun, but because the Moon appears smaller than the Sun at this distance, we will see a ring of sunlight around the black shadow of the Moon!

日全食

A total solar eclipse is far and away the most amazing kind of eclipse. During a total solar eclipse, the entire bright part of the Sun is hidden by the Moon. For observers on Earth, the sky gets dark and the stars appear. We also get a very rare treat; during totality we can see the Sun's faint, ghostly outer atmosphere called the corona; a wispy crown surrounding the black shadow of the Moon. For the few minutes that the Sun is completely covered by the Moon, it is safe to look at the Sun without protective glasses.

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