April 8, 2024
Experience the Great North American Eclipse the Longhorn way!
On Monday, April 8, more than 30 million Americans will experience a total solar eclipse as the moon’s shadow travels in an arc from Texas to Maine. Whether you live in the path of totality or will see only a partial eclipse of the sun, celebrate this once-in-a-lifetime cosmic coincidence and learn more about our universe with The University of Texas at Austin.
Countdown to Totality
See community-wide eclipse celebration details for UT students, faculty and staff.
Explore all things eclipse with the help of UT faculty, researchers and students.
Learn about eclipse science, safety and additional viewing celebrations.
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25 Questions (and Answers!) About the Great North American Eclipse
The McDonald Observatory’s guide to one of nature’s most beautiful and astounding events: What you might see, how to view it safely, how astronomers will study it, how animals might react, and some of the mythology and superstitions about the Sun’s great disappearing act….
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A UTotal Solar Eclipse
On Monday, April 8, more than 30 million Americans, including 12 million Texans, will experience a total solar eclipse as the moon’s shadow arcs from…
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Visualization of Flood, Disease and Climate Modeling through the Eclipse Path of Texas and Beyond
For the April 8 total solar eclipse, the Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences will feature the installation “From COASTLINE to…
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