Speaker 1: Welcome once again to the Doctor Skyy Experience heard exclusively
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Speaker 1: and I'm sure out to the cosmos. As we continue
Speaker 1: with the Doctor Sky Experience, as we almost wrap up
Speaker 1: month number one, January twenty twenty four, and we will
Speaker 1: begin a series of rather informative and maybe lengthy podcasts
Speaker 1: to help you get the best experience out of the
Speaker 1: April eighth total solar eclipse for many and partial eclips
Speaker 1: across much of North America. And we appreciate your time
Speaker 1: and interest. But let's begin by discussing what eclipses will happen,
Speaker 1: both solar and lunar throughout twenty twenty four. We find
Speaker 1: out there'll be a total of four eclipses throughout this
Speaker 1: calendar year. The first we begin with a partial, if
Speaker 1: not p Enumberril lunar eclipse that'll happen on March the
Speaker 1: twenty fifth for a good portion of North and South America.
Speaker 1: But seriously, as truth is always the way we speak here.
Speaker 1: This may not be something that you would really take
Speaker 1: a look at and see with any great certainty. The
Speaker 1: number of lunar eclipse is the outer shadow of the Earth,
Speaker 1: not the umbra, So this is something that the Moon's
Speaker 1: light will only dim by a few percent, but still
Speaker 1: it's listed as a per number of lunar eclipse March
Speaker 1: the twenty fifth. But the big event, the big event
Speaker 1: for many, not only in North America, but in many
Speaker 1: places of the world. They'll be paying attention to the
Speaker 1: April eighth, twenty twenty four Great American total solary clips.
Speaker 1: We haven't seen the total solar eclipse here in the
Speaker 1: United States since Bank in August of twenty seventeen. And
Speaker 1: yes we were there, reporting from the beautiful city of Rexburg, Idaho,
Speaker 1: with hundreds of people who experience this, and you too
Speaker 1: can experience this. We'll be talking about ways to help
Speaker 1: you observe the eclipse, not only safely, tips on how
Speaker 1: to take pictures of the event, and also ways to
Speaker 1: enjoy it. From the historical sign. April eight, the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty Toller Sau solar eclipse begins. As we begin off
Speaker 1: the early morning of that date off the coast of
Speaker 1: the Pacific Ocean. As it moves into Mexico. Moving through
Speaker 1: the mountains of Mexico itself, it begins and hits that
Speaker 1: is the totality the far southern portion of Texas, moving
Speaker 1: up to many states in the United States, arcing up
Speaker 1: through states like Arkansas, parts of Missouri, all the way
Speaker 1: up into Indiana, Ohio, New York State, and up into
Speaker 1: the Maritimes. Even people in areas like Vermont and also
Speaker 1: the Great state of Maine. We'll get to see this,
Speaker 1: but to learn so much more about this eclipse, we'll
Speaker 1: be posting links at the bottom of this particular podcast
Speaker 1: so you can stay in touch. Now's the time to
Speaker 1: go get the sea solar glasses that protect your eyes.
Speaker 1: Equally important for total solar eclips watchers because only those
Speaker 1: few minutes of totality are safe to look without the
Speaker 1: solar glasses, and areas that only get up to its
Speaker 1: of ninety nine percent near totality need them too. We
Speaker 1: recommend going to our site t SE the number seventeen
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Speaker 1: truly and so many others have decided to move into
Speaker 1: the state of Texas where the best weather forecasts are
Speaker 1: predicted upwards of about seventy to seventy percent and maybe
Speaker 1: higher for clear skies occur during that area or area
Speaker 1: on the globe in southern Texas. And we're proud to
Speaker 1: be partners with Macy Brooks and her great event called
Speaker 1: tex Clips Music Festival dot Com April sixth to the
Speaker 1: eighth in a city called Junction, Texas. Even though it's
Speaker 1: a small city, it has much to offer as this
Speaker 1: was one of the areas where the annular eclipse of
Speaker 1: October cross paths with now the total solar eclipse of
Speaker 1: April the eighth. We'll be giving you more information on
Speaker 1: how you can join us at that event if you
Speaker 1: so desired, or look for some of the best weather
Speaker 1: conditions as far as predictability for this eclipse of the song.
Speaker 1: The website is listed below, but if you just want
Speaker 1: to know what it is off offhand, it's texts Clips.
Speaker 1: That's tex Clips text Clips Musicfestival dot Com. There'll be
Speaker 1: amazing performers musical performers, ourselves demonstrating the use of solar
Speaker 1: telescopes and seminars on how to safely observe the eclipse.
Speaker 1: And we'll also be talking about the historical side of
Speaker 1: the eclipse, because there's a great Thomas Sennison story to
Speaker 1: talk about from the Great Solar Eclipse that occurred in
Speaker 1: July of eighteen seventy eight and also visible across areas
Speaker 1: of Dallas, Texas and other historical lif events. This will
Speaker 1: mark my fifth total solar eclipse, and I'm proud to
Speaker 1: be your navigator on the highway to the Heavens. Then
Speaker 1: we find out on September the eighteenth, there's a partial
Speaker 1: lunary eclipse something to get excited about, and if you
Speaker 1: like lunary eclipses but not total, will be visible over
Speaker 1: North and South America, portions of Europe and Africa. And
Speaker 1: then the year ends off on October the second with
Speaker 1: an annular solar eclipse that is when the moon is
Speaker 1: too small to officially cover the Sun and the ring
Speaker 1: of fire is visible, that occurring over the South Pacific
Speaker 1: Ocean and the areas of South America. We welcome your
Speaker 1: comments and questions here at this particular podcast, Proud to
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Speaker 1: talk about the great realms of astronomy, space, aviation, and
Speaker 1: weather and American exceptionalism, great guests from all these realms
Speaker 1: and beyond, with musical guests in the mix. If you
Speaker 1: have questions, my email is simply d R Sky Doctor
Speaker 1: Sky Show at gmail dot com. And what do we
Speaker 1: always say, and we simply mean it, always remember to
Speaker 1: keep your eyes to the skies, your feet on the ground,
Speaker 1: simply earning that title every day, humbly, I'm your navigator
Speaker 1: on the highway to the heavens where there are no
Speaker 1: tolls on this highway. And just sit back, relax and
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Speaker 1: was mentioned before, as we continue to talk about these
Speaker 1: great subjects on the other side of midnight, as we
Speaker 1: transform the name of that particular radio show for an
Speaker 1: hour to cosmic conversations with me, Doctor Sky. Wishing you
Speaker 1: the best. Stay in Tell because there's more to talk
Speaker 1: about about. The great solar eclipse, the total solar eclipse
Speaker 1: for many, April eight just days away, and as of
Speaker 1: this recording, a mere eighty days away. Good health, clear skies,
Speaker 1: and happiness. We'll talk with you soon.