Sun-Earth Day Presents: Eclipse, In a Different Light
Celebrate our connection to the Sun any time of the year, either as a special event or as part of your regular programs! Here’s your opportunity to learn more about NASA’s Sun-Earth Day resources!
PUBLIC OUTREACH
Public Outreach has been specifically designed for you, the museums, planetaria, parks, youth clubs, and educators from community organizations around the globe! In this section you will find a collection of ideas and resources that will help you participate in exciting education and outreach activities highlighting the total solar eclipse on March 29, 2006.
To get started, be sure to visit your guide to Progam Ideas, followed by this year’s Make and Take Activities. For those interested in hosting a Sun-Earth Day celebration, don’t miss our newest feature specifically designed to help Promote Your Event!
ECLIPSE LINKS
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SUN-EARTH LINKS
Public Outreach
HOT SPOTS
- Eclipse FAQ's
- Sun-Earth Day Kit
- Local Happenings
- Print Media
- Children's Books
- Mark Your Calendar
- Spanish Resources
Eclipse Fact
Every eclipse begins at sunrise at some point in its track and ends at sunset about half way around the world from the start point.
