NASA and the Heavens would like to invite you to a commitment ceremony between the Sun and the Moon!
Join us today for a Ring of Fire ceremony, otherwise known as an annular eclipse, to be celebrated starting at 9:13 PDT today!
Here’s how you can see Saturday’s ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse – NPR
The “ring of fire” effect happens when the moon, which appears smaller in the sky because it’s further away from us, passes directly in front of the sun.
For more details, including maps with viewing times and locations, visit 2023 Annular Eclipse: Where & When.
We’ll only have about 20% totality here, but I’m still excited for the happy couple. And remember, safety first!
How to View a Solar Eclipse Safely | Solar Eclipse Across America
The solar eclipse can burn your eyes. Here’s what you need to know | CBC Kids News
Astronomers want you to watch the Oct. 14 ‘ring of fire’ eclipse with a disco ball. No, seriously.
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J.R. Johnson 
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