Join the Indiana Astronomical Society to learn more about the total solar eclipse coming April 8, 2024.
This presentation by the Indiana Astronomical Society will cover
How to safely view an eclipse.
What is an eclipse - why do they happen and why don't they happen more often?
Eclipses in history - Early eclipse observations in general and historical eclipses in Indiana. What can we learn from eclipses and a series of eclipse fun facts.
What to look for - Where can the eclipse been seen and what one will actually see during the various eclipse phases.
Planning for the eclipse - considerations for photographing the eclipse and some additional eclipse websites for further information.
Rick, from the IAS will be on hand to share slides, answer questions, and grow your excitement and passion for the total solar eclipse.
Following years of volunteer-staffed service in an empty church building, a permanent library serving Franklin Township, the Wanamaker Branch, opened in 1969 on Southeastern Avenue. To meet the needs of a rapidly growing township, the branch was replaced in 2000 by the current 18,000-square-foot Franklin Road Branch.