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Today we stood in the shadow of the moon, and basked at the atmosphere of a star some 93 million miles away.

Look how spiked and dynamic the corona is – sculpted by chaotic interfering magnetic fields that are constantly evolving in an elegantly cacophonous symphony. Grandeur.

Hey that’s Carnegie Science ‘s Jeff Rich with Al Roker on NBC News !
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After the solar eclipse, the laundry. Back home safely, hoping to carry totality in my heart

They should have sent a poet

Nothing to see here, just astronauts and race cars

Today’s eclipse day! Total solar eclipse, Indianapolis Motor Speedway @nasa

Apparently eclipse eve insomnia looks like google mapping all the grocery stores and high schools (big parking lots) near IND airport. Our flight home is only 2 hours after totality.

Absolutely true! Kicking myself for not packing my collapsible camping colander

PSA:

Jane Rigby Great job!

Updated forecast from our pals at Capital Weather Gang washingtonpost.com/weather/2024/0…

My advice for totality:
A total solar eclipse is one of the most emotional events one can experience. Go. Be present. Ignore your devices. Don’t try to record it. Just be present. Soak it in. Cry. Laugh. Laugh-cry-happyscream. Feel your feels. You’re a part of the universe.

I’m giving another talk today at 1pm at the Indianapolis Children’s Museum

I’m READY for the eclipse! Monday can’t come soon enough

Even the dinosaurs are ready for the solar eclipse! (At the children’s museum, Indianapolis.)

Indianapolis

Indianapolis, before the eclipse

The kosher deli in Indianapolis is selling commemorative eclipse coasters and solar glasses

Every email from me and colleagues right now: “I see your request. I will try to get to it after the eclipse.”