For those going to see Eclipse
Here's an interactive map, in which one can zoom in for excellent details of the ground, in order to find a viewing spot. Caveat: Those wanting RV parking/camping may be having trouble, as I hear ...
Forum Discussion
It's a workday for me, so will be staying in the DC National Mall area. We're in the partial eclipse zone, about 80%. Though planning to join fellow staff to witness the event on our building's rooftop terrace.
If you happen to be in Washington, DC area on Monday, August 21, the eclipse is scheduled:
Don't have NASA approved eclipse viewing glasses? They're still available for FREE at Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum on the Mall, and at the Air & Space Udvar-Hazy facility at Dulles Airport beginning at 10:00AM every morning. Though supplies are limited each day, and tend to go quickly.
If you happen to be in Washington, DC area on Monday, August 21, the eclipse is scheduled:
- Begin 1:17PM
- Max Eclipse at 2:42PM
- End at 4:01PM
Don't have NASA approved eclipse viewing glasses? They're still available for FREE at Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum on the Mall, and at the Air & Space Udvar-Hazy facility at Dulles Airport beginning at 10:00AM every morning. Though supplies are limited each day, and tend to go quickly.
