Don't Be Blinded by the Light: Eclipse Watching Safety, Saturday March 23

Curious about this year's total solar eclipse? New Hampshire is in the path of totality this April 8th. Come learn all about the beautiful phenomenon of eclipses. We will discuss the science behind lunar and solar eclipses, how to view eclipses safely, and where & when to watch on April 8. This is a beautiful coincidence that only occurs on planet Earth and we're lucky enough that it's in our lifetime!

Following the presentation, we will show you how to make a pinhole viewer. Please bring a shoebox if you would like to participate.

Registration is required. Each individual or family who attends will receive a pair of eclipse glasses. 

About the Presenter
Ali Munsey is a Portsmouth resident and a 7th grade science teacher in Hampton, NH with a passion for astronomy. This is her first solar eclipse and she's excited to get you excited! She is a solar eclipse partner with the National Science Teachers Association and the Space Science Institute.