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Celebrating the Wonder of Science in the Shadow II
Issue
Created Mar 08, 2024
ISSN: 0002-7537
e-ISSN: 2330-9458
Volume 56
Issue 9
Published Dec 01, 2024
This special issue is the second in a series intended to document how professional scientists, educational outreach professionals, community scientists, teachers, students, amateur astronomers, artists, park rangers, other professionals, and individuals of all ages provide eclipse-related outreach, science, viewing experiences, demonstrations and observations, community science experiments, and other related experiences.
Banner photo by Albert Kong, © Institute of Astronomy, National Tsing Hua University
Sections
Science in the Shadow: Eclipse Education and Outreach Tools and ResourcesScience in the Shadow: Broadening ImpactsScience in the Shadow: Eclipse Science and InvestigationsScience in the Shadow: Human Perspectives Under the ShadowScience in the Shadow: Peer Reviewed PapersScience in the Shadow: Personal NarrativesScience in the Shadow: Reports from the FieldScience in the Shadow: Viewing the Sun SafelyScience in the Shadow: Art
All Articles
AF
DS
Published: Dec 18, 2024
A chronicle of educational and public outreach as part of a major project to disseminate eclipse information.
DH
CR
JB
EL
NS
DG
+1
Published: Dec 18, 2024
A description of safe eclipse windows for allowing multiple people to view the eclipse safely.
MP
CC
LS
Published: Dec 19, 2024
University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) attends the 2024 JBSA-Randolph Airshow.
MK
JP
JM
FV
MA
TB
+10
Published: Dec 19, 2024
An overview of the experience of the NSF National Solar Observatory team and collaborators, organizing an eclipse viewing party at a sports complex on the US/Mexico border in Eagle Pass, TX.
TS
VW
KT
BK
TS
Published: Dec 19, 2024
Three multicultural projects created throughout the Eclipse Ambassadors program are discussed.
JK
Published: Dec 19, 2024
This is a personal narrative from an amateur astronomer.
BC
MS
NF
ST
AJ
Published: Dec 19, 2024
This article reports on evaluation of the Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project, with a focus on how the project has achieved key objectives associated with broadening participation in STEM.
PM
Published: Dec 19, 2024
My experience imaging the 2024 total solar eclipse
OC
Published: Dec 19, 2024
One human, astrophotographer, and astronomer's account of the total solar eclipse in 2024.
TB
MA
MK
EP
JP
+2
Published: Dec 19, 2024
A narrative of eclipse outreach under mid-thickness cloud.
Erie, Pennsylvania’s Solar Success: How the Community Came Together for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
Published: Dec 19, 2024
A description of the preparation for the April 8, 2024 eclipse in Erie, Pennsylvania.
TH
Published: Dec 20, 2024
Does the emphasis on careful planning turn off some would-be eclipse chasers?
RG
MN
JT
HF
Published: Dec 20, 2024
Supporting Learning and Boosting Educator’s Confidence in Earth Science Research Practices through Citizen Science
AK
Published: Dec 20, 2024
Imaging the chromosphere and prominences during an annular solar eclipse.
DC
Published: Dec 20, 2024
Dappled light during a solar eclipse suggests ways to observe and model a local eclipse of the Sun or Moon and explore other natural or artificial light sources and pinhole cameras.
Published: Dec 20, 2024
How I shared views of the uneclipsed sun, partial phases, and totality with 175 people around Eagle Pass, Texas.
JM
AB
CR
CM
SW
JQ
+1
Published: Dec 20, 2024
A Mobile Southwest Makerspace Program
Published: Dec 23, 2024
I describe an experience conducted during the April 8, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse that compared the change in air temperature, surface temperature, and cloud cover.
AW
BS
BM
JN
AM
+1
Published: Dec 27, 2024
A contribution to Celebrating the Wonder of Science in the Shadow II
FG
Published: Dec 27, 2024
After viewing the Eclipse on April 9th, 2024, I decided to write about my experience for my school's newspaper.
ND
Published: Dec 27, 2024
This article describes Joliet Junior College's highly successful public viewing event celebrating the April 8, 2024, solar eclipse, and includes tips that could help others organize similar events successfully.
JT
Published: Jan 02, 2025
The Double-Paper-Plate Eclipse Model is an engaging, low-cost solution for teaching about eclipses.
CM
Published: Jan 02, 2025
Lessons learned and lasting impacts of outreach events from October 2023 and April 2024
SP
WT
Published: Jan 02, 2025
A perspective of the eclipse that goes beyond the science.
JS
KB
MG
HS
Published: Jan 09, 2025
Experience the fusion of art and science as "Eclipse" sculpture brings the wonder of solar eclipses to life, showcasing the sun's spectral beauty and the celestial dance of light and shadow.
HC
Published: Jan 09, 2025
An informal education program on data literacy uses the eclipse as a means of engagement.
DS
VW
HH
VK
PN
SB
+7
Published: Jan 09, 2025
In preparation for April 8, 2024, organizations across the country worked together to bring the wonders of the solar eclipse to incarcerated observers.
AA
LS
BK
GS
Published: Jan 09, 2025
The Astronomical Society of the Pacific's Eclipse Stars project engaged people of all ages and backgrounds in the 2024 total solar eclipse.
AF
Published: Jan 09, 2025
An Annotated Guide to Fiction, Films, Music, Art and More Inspired by Solar Eclipses
GS
WS
Published: Jan 09, 2025
An overview of STEM and Arts (STEAM) outreach activities in the 2024 path of totality at the University of Central Arkansas.
VW
AH
BK
TS
TS
SV
+8
Published: Jan 09, 2025
A nationwide program partnering college students with eclipse enthusiasts to engage hundreds of underserved communities with inclusive eclipse activities.
MS
KP
TK
CM
AA
Published: Jan 22, 2025
The 2023 and 2024 eclipses offer a learning opportunity, supported by NASA's Infiniscope and Eclipse Soundscapes projects with comprehensive educational resources.
MS
KP
EG
DA
AE
HH
+5
Published: Jan 22, 2025
Partnerships with facilitators can have a positive influence on the outreach goals of participatory science projects.
AF
DS
Published: Jan 22, 2025
A Project to Distribute 6 Million Eclipse Glasses and Information through 15,000 Public Libraries
