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DESCRIPTION:While Easton won't see a total eclipse on April 8\, we will see
  >90% of the \nSun covered at peak eclipse!\n\n \n\nThe partial eclipse wi
 ll begin just after 2pm and peak around 3:20pm. The \nPHYS 108 Astronomy c
 lass and the Lafayette Astronomy Club will be out on the \nquad to share s
 afe solar viewing methods between 2-4pm. The Astronomy Club is \nespeciall
 y excited to share their new Hydrogen-alpha telescope which will \nshow a 
 very different view of the Sun than what you're used to. \n\n \n\nNever lo
 ok directly at the Sun with just your eyes! Use ISO \n12312-2:2015-certifi
 ed eclipse glasses from a reputable dealer\, and/or use \nsafe methods to 
 project an image onto another surface. See more information \n[1] on safe 
 solar viewing from the American Astronomical Society\, and contact \nProf.
  Stephanie Douglas (douglste@lafayette.edu [2]) with any questions.\n\n\n[
 1] https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety\n[2] mailto:douglste@lafayette.edu
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LOCATION:The Quad
SUMMARY:Partial Solar Eclipse - Safe Viewing on the Quad
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