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Countdown to the Beginning Partial Phase of the Eclipse in Mountain View, Missouri
REMEMBER TO PROTECT YOUR EYES! YOU DON'T GET A SECOND SET!
NEVER LOOK AT THE PARTIAL PHASES OF THE ECLIPSE WITHOUT APPROPRIATE EYE PROTECTION!
SBU Campuses: Mountain View, Salem, Springfield, Bolivar
Mountain View, Mo will be within the Monday, April 8, 2024 eclipse totality for 2 minutes, 16 seconds -- (eclipse2024.org)
Other SBU campus cities will experience a partial eclipse only: Salem at 99.1%, Springfield at 97.3%, and Bolivar will be at 96.1%
- Monday’s solar eclipse path of totality may not be exact: What to do if you are on the edge
USA Today, by Eric Lagatta and Frank Witsil, 4/4/2024 - Eclipse2024.org's 2024 Eclipse Community Page for Mountain View, Missouri
Mountain View will experience a total eclipse. - Mtn. View’s Buck Nelson Festival plans finalizedWest Plains Daily Quill, Kimberly Langston, 2/26/2024
- Not in the path of totality? You can still watch Monday’s total solar eclipse onlineOzarksFirst.com, by: The Associated Press, 4/2/2024
- Eclipse2024.org's 2024 Eclipse Community Page for Bolivar, MissouriBolivar will experience a partial eclipse.
- Eclipse2024.org's 2024 Eclipse Community Page for Salem, MissouriSalem will experience a partial eclipse.
- Eclipse2024.org's 2024 Eclipse Community Page for Springfield, MissouriSpringfield will experience a partial eclipse.
Never look directly at the sun. Use appropriate eye protection. Regular sunglasses DO NOT provide any protection. Even for a partial eclipse of 99%, the sun is strong enough to burn through your retinas.
According to NASA , the only safe way to look directly at the uneclipsed or partially eclipsed sun is through special-purpose solar filters.