On August 21, 2017, a total solar eclipse will cross the continental United States.  The last time a total eclipse crossed the United States from sea to sea was June 8, 1918.  The 2017 eclipse is either total or partial phase can be seen be over 500 million people in North and South America, Europe, and Africa.  Here in the Capital Region of New York we will experience a partial solar eclipse where 66% of the sun is covered by the moon.  It is a truly historic event and a wonderful opportunity to view one of nature’s most stunning displays.
 
When:  August 21, 2017
Time:  1:22 pm – 3:56 pm
 
Where:  Dudley Observatory at miSci
15 Nott Terrace Heights
Schenectady, NY   12308
 
 
Guests will be able to view the partial solar eclipse safely through telescopes or eclipse glasses at miSci.  EYE PROTECTION IS REQUIRED!  Live streams of the eclipse will be available is the weather is poor.  All activities free with admission to miSci.