How to Make Eclipses Interesting for Students of All Ages

Ideas and recommendations for how to make eclipse events interesting educational opportunities for elementary through college-age students

Astronomy Education for Students of All Ages

Learn how to make astronomy education an interesting and meaningful experience for students of all ages
Tagged: education

What is the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis?

Learn about the interesting Aquatic Ape Hypothesis that tried to explain why humans lost their hair

The History of Eclipses and Solar Viewing

Learn about the history of solar eclipses, how ancient civilizations connected with these events, and how modern day tools allow us to safely view eclipses.

Snowball Earth Conditions Explored

Learn about the conditions that may have led and may have perpetuated the snowball Earth hypothesis.
Tropospheric Ozone - Eclipse Optics

Tropospheric Ozone

Stratospheric ozone is good. Tropospheric ozone is bad. Learn how the latter is formed.

Lessons Learned from the Mount St. Helens Eruption of 1980

Learn what we gleaned from the 1980 eruption of Mount Saint Helens.
Understanding Fire Regimes - Eclipse Optics

Understanding Fire Regimes

Learn about what fire regimes are and how understanding them can impact our ability to control wildfires.
Solar Eclipse Duration Explained - Eclipse Optics

Solar Eclipse Duration Explained

Understand the duration of solar eclipses depending on your location and the type of eclipse in question.
Why It's Important to View an Eclipse - Eclipse Optics

Why It's Important to View an Eclipse

Learn why it is important to view an eclipse, both for existential and educational reasons
What is Orographic Lifting? - Eclipse Optics

What is Orographic Lifting?

Learn what orographic lifting is and how it might affect the weather near you.

Reflection and Refraction

Learn about reflection and refraction of sunlight