Film Lens
The documentary focuses on the total solar eclipse that occurred across the continental United States on August 21, 2017. Cara Santa Maria, a science communicator, hosts the event alongside former NASA astronaut Terry Virts, who shares insights about the eclipse and its significance. They are located in Terrebonne, Oregon, which is in the path of totality, where viewers can experience the full eclipse. The film captures the excitement and anticipation of the event, as well as the scientific explanations behind the eclipse phenomena.
The documentary also features unique experiences for two Airbnb winners who spent the night in a geodesic dome and followed the eclipse in a helicopter and airplane. This personal touch adds to the overall narrative, emphasizing how the eclipse can unite people and create memorable experiences. The film encourages viewers to engage with the event through social media, fostering a sense of community among those witnessing this rare astronomical occurrence.
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.
Perfect For
Astronomy enthusiastsNASA fansOutdoor adventure seekers