Young students in Southern Illinois will have their second chance to witness an awe-inspiring total solar eclipse, being fortunate enough to live near its path. Faculty at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, however, are planning to bring the celestial event to many other youngsters who are not in the shadow this time around.
Researchers at SIU recently used a safe, low-tech way that combines a common household item with a telescope to capture a unique image of a total solar eclipse.
Looking directly at the sun is almost never a good idea, but researchers at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale recently used a safe, low-tech way that combines a common household
Looking directly at the sun is almost never a good idea, but researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale recently used a safe, low-tech way that combines a common household item with a telescope to capture a unique image of a total solar eclipse.
A series of public talks starting Friday, Sept. 1 at SIU s Guyon Auditorium will focus on the 2017 eclipse to get a feel for what they can expect with the