Everything You Need to Know About 2023 & 2024 Solar Eclipses: Tips from an Eclipse Chaser
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2023
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In this video, eclipse chaser, astronomy educator, and Celestron partner David Farina teaches you everything you need to know to get prepared for the October 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse and April 2024 Total Solar Eclipse, both visible in North America. In this video, David shares essential tips to make sure you know how to view the eclipses and upcoming solar maximum safely. As an experienced eclipse chaser, David also shares his experience from the last North American Total Solar Eclipse along with tips and tricks for you to have an unforgettable eclipse experience.
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So cool, seeing an eclipse in real life is just amazing.
A tradition that brings happy memories when I was a child.
That shot of the eclipse was incredible. Will definitely be checking your page out thankyou.
Thank you!
Definitely looking forward to the 2024 Eclipse! Planning on going to Rochester, NY to watch that one!
Looking forward to the 2024 one. I will be about 1 month from graduating high school then.
I live celestron
thank you for sharing this info , what is the best Solar Eclipse Telescope Filters to buy( I have Celestron start sense explore DX ? is it necessary ? thanks
Hey uhh i got your product the “130AZ DX” telescope and the phone mount is upside down (like the spring thing is facing downward) what do i do?
What is the best app for predicting clear skys?
Hi Dave, I’d like your take on the Eclipsmart telescope? I have purchased the 10x42 Eclipsmart binoculars. Could you help me out please. I booked a hotel in Hobbs NM. I have seen many eclipses including four totals. This will be a first using binoculars and maybe the telescope. Thanks for your input. Harry
I personal favorite is the add on EclipSmart filters with the nighttime scopes. It gives you the best of both worlds. Specifically with the StarSense Explorer scopes as they are a joy to use. The StarSense Explorer technology is like magic.
@@CosmosSafari Thanks very much Dave!
I want to know, where along the path of 2024 totality has the highest probability of clear skies. I'm guessing Texas?
Exactly 👍🏾
Generally, the farther south the better.
I live in Greenville, TX right on the path but still plan to have alternate plans.
I actually have a telescope 🔭. I got it for my birthday. And I got a question. why do they always give you glasses to wear during the eclipse I don't understand that❤ [I'd love to be entered for the drawing]
what will it do to the eyes if you do not have protection I guess is my true question.
And also do you do any school events educating younger kids about this? My daughter's love space and the sky just like me. Have a lovely evening.
Solar glasses are required when viewing the eclipse as it can permanently damage, your vision.
It is important to note that an ISO compliant solar filter is required in front of the optics when viewing through a telescope or binoculars.
Wearing solar glasses is only for when you’re viewing with just your eyes. They will not protect you if you use a telescope or binoculars.
I have plans to travel to view the eclipse with my own family.