Congrats! Location, location, location: Kansas City, You are in the path of totality!
"The hair on the back of your neck is going to stand up, and you are
going to feel different things as the eclipse reaches totality. It's
been described as peaceful, spiritual, exhilarating, shocking." - Brian Carlstrom, deputy associate director of the National Park Service
Natural Resource Stewardship and Science Directorate. Source: CNN
"This will be like Woodstock 200 times over." - Alex Young, solar scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Source: CNN
Best Page for Solar Eclipse 2017 General Details and Viewing Party Footnotes: NASA
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"This will be like Woodstock 200 times over." - Alex Young, solar scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Source: CNN
Best Page for Solar Eclipse 2017 General Details and Viewing Party Footnotes: NASA
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August 21, 2017, Solar Eclipse. Missouri has it for this one. Kansas City details.
- Weston, Missouri Verna with Main Street Galleria says they're serving breakfast on Eclipse Day. (Preview interview Aug 20. Wendy's Coffeehouse) Also adding Moonlight Mimosas,
Moon pies and Eclipse survival kits. - Solar Eclipse viewing in KC area: Kansas City Star
- This site has the exact time and length of view. Example:
Weston, Missouri:
Congratulations, you are in the path of totality!Before -- Practicing with lens 8/1/17
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at 11:40:37 AM (Central Daylight Time)
Total phase begins at 1:06:50 PM
and will last for 2 minutes, 6.2 seconds. - KC Total Eclipse Party: Facebook:
"Everyone at the City Market will be in the path
of totality to witness the sky show. (20.5 seconds)
Eclipse begins just after 11:30 a.m.
Total eclipse at 1:08 p.m.
Kansas City saw a total solar eclipse in 1806. The next opportunity will be 2205." - Heads up: "In St. Joseph, Mo., hotel rooms, RV sites, tent campsites and Airbnbs have been booked for months." Yeah, it's kind of a big deal here.
- Not in or near Missouri? More options: CNN
- Time is short getting prime viewing sites: USA Today
- Best option without worrying about travel or clouds in the forecast: Slooh
- Look up. Perfect day for the Arrival.
(Not holding breath but curiously hopeful.)
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