The Iconic Museum here in the Nations Capital. Happy summer solstice. First day of summer and what a summer its going to be. Today we have two briefings to talk about an event 99 years in the making. August 21 total Solar Eclipse across america. Now in these briefings we will talk about and you hear about safety in viewing the eclipse, travel, and of course, the science. The first briefing, through the eyes of nasa. You will hear the unprecedented assets from americas space program. Spacecraft, airplanes, balloons and little bit of everything in between. Also, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have their own unique assets. You will hear about those. Coming back down to earth, directly affecting of public obviously, the parks. There will be extraordinary record numbers of crowds at National Parks. You will hear about them. To be better prepareed. And of course to get to those parks and the festivals and museums and whole plethora of activities across the country, the T
Things happening in the science community. Well have brief presentations and then open up questions here at the knew sooem, the phone lines and the social media. Eclipse2017. But everything that you hear and much more on the websites at nasa. Eclip eclipse2017. Gov. And remember nasa. Gov eclipse live. Ive got a lot on my mind here. 99 years in the making. A total Solar Eclipse across america. Were going to talk about the science. Im going to introduce our panelists and then turn it over to thomas who has joined us again and hes got interesting attire on. Hes change on me today. And of course social media, send those questions in, eclipse2017 and well get to those. So im excited about the science so let me introduce you to these incredible scientists. Thomas, back again, nice red. I think that means something there. The associate director at nasa headquarters. Angela desjardins, Principle Investigator at the eclipse ballooning project at Montana University bozeman, going out to the wes
The Iconic Museum here in the Nations Capital. Happy summer solstice. First day of summer and what a summer its going to be. Today we have two briefings to talk about an event 99 years in the making. August 21 total Solar Eclipse across america. Now in these briefings we will talk about and you hear about safety in viewing the eclipse, travel, and of course, the science. The first briefing, through the eyes of nasa. You will hear the unprecedented assets from americas space program. Spacecraft, airplanes, balloons and little bit of everything in between. Also, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have their own unique assets. You will hear about those. Coming back down to earth, directly affecting of public obviously, the parks. There will be extraordinary record numbers of crowds at National Parks. You will hear about them. To be better prepareed. And of course to get to those parks and the festivals and museums and whole plethora of activities across the country, the T
Things happening in the science community. Well have brief presentations and then open up questions here at the knew sooem, the phone lines and the social media. Eclipse2017. But everything that you hear and much more on the websites at nasa. Eclip eclipse2017. Gov. And remember nasa. Gov eclipse live. Ive got a lot on my mind here. 99 years in the making. A total Solar Eclipse across america. Were going to talk about the science. Im going to introduce our panelists and then turn it over to thomas who has joined us again and hes got interesting attire on. Hes change on me today. And of course social media, send those questions in, eclipse2017 and well get to those. So im excited about the science so let me introduce you to these incredible scientists. Thomas, back again, nice red. I think that means something there. The associate director at nasa headquarters. Angela desjardins, Principle Investigator at the eclipse ballooning project at Montana University bozeman, going out to the wes
Community. Well have brief presentations and then open up questions here at the knew sooem, the phone lines and the social media. Eclipse2017. But everything that you hear and much more on the websites at nasa. Eclip eclipse2017. Gov. And remember nasa. Gov eclipse live. Ive got a lot on my mind here. 99 years in the making. A total Solar Eclipse across america. Were going to talk about the science. Im going to introduce our panelists and then turn it over to thomas who has joined us again and hes got interesting attire on. Hes change on me today. And of course social media, send those questions in, eclipse2017 and well get to those. So im excited about the science so let me introduce you to these incredible scientists. Thomas, back again, nice red. I think that means something there. The associate director at nasa headquarters. Angela desjardins, Principle Investigator at the eclipse ballooning project at Montana University bozeman, going out to the west coast, linda shore, executive