Watch the Total Solar Eclipse
Synopsis
A total solar eclipse cast a shadow about 40 miles wide across the continental United States on August 21, 2017.
Synopsis
Cara Santa Maria and former NASA astronaut Terry Virts host a live stream from Terrebonne, Oregon, on August 21, 2017, as a total solar eclipse sweeps across the continental United States. The event features real-time commentary on the eclipse's phases, including the transition from partial to total eclipse. Two Airbnb winners experience the phenomenon from a geodesic dome and a helicopter, capturing the excitement of the moment. The broadcast encourages public engagement through social media, inviting people to share their eclipse experiences.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the total solar eclipse from Terrebonne, Oregon.
- Meet NASA astronaut Terry Virts sharing his insights.
- Follow lucky Airbnb winners chasing the eclipse.
Did You Know
- The eclipse on August 21, 2017, was visible across the continental United States.
- The path of totality for the eclipse was only about 40 miles wide.
- Almost all of America experienced some form of a partial eclipse on that day.
- Terry Virts is a former NASA astronaut and National Geographic author.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the path of totality during a solar eclipse?
The path of totality is where the moon's shadow falls on the Earth's surface, which is about 40-plus miles across.
Where was the live stream for the solar eclipse held?
The live stream was held in Terrebonne, Oregon.
Who were the special guests featured in the live stream?
The special guests included Cara Santa Maria, a science communicator, and Terry Virts, a former NASA astronaut.
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