ESU Offers Livestream Access to Annular Solar Eclipse
Emporia, KS (10/12/2023) — Do you want to see the full annular solar eclipse, but can't travel to it?
Mark Brown, director of the Emporia State University Planetarium, is in New Mexico to livestream the event as it happens on Saturday, Oct. 14. When you tune into the livestream, you will witness the moon pass directly in front of the sun, creating a spectacular "ring of fire" effect.
Go online to https://www.hornet365.com/hornetcams. The broadcast will be available from 10:10 a.m. to 1:25 p.m. Central Daylight Time on Saturday.
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