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RSS FeedsNASA Shares Ways to Stream the 2017 Solar Eclipse on iOS and Apple TV
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19 august 2017 19:23:32

 
NASA Shares Ways to Stream the 2017 Solar Eclipse on iOS and Apple TV
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On Monday, August 21, all of the continental United States will have the chance to view a solar eclipse, and depending on where you`re located you might even be able to see a total solar eclipse. The eclipse`s `path of totality` -- or the shadow of the moon as it moves in front of the sun -- will begin in Oregon and end in South Carolina, and anyone sitting outside the path will be witness to a partial solar eclipse. For this reason, NASA is launching a suite of streaming programs covering the best views of the eclipse and its path of totality, giving anyone a chance to watch on their iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple TV, particularly those who live far away from the path of totality. NASA Television`s `Eclipse Across America` will include vantage points of the eclipse on the ground, from aircrafts, and even from the International Space Station. Images via NASA To tune into the live broadcast, there are a few platforms you can choose from: the main NASA app for iOS [Direct Link], and the NASA app for tvOS, which you can download from the App Store on the fourth-generation Apple TV. Android users can watch on Android smartphones, Amazon Fire tablets, and Fire TV devices. A preview show will kick off at 12:00 p.m. ET, hosted from Charleston, South Carolina, and live coverage will last for four hours. At 1 p.m. ET the main show will begin and continuously cover the path of totality the eclipse will take as it travels across the United States. The partial eclipse will begin in Oregon at around 9 a.m. PT and totality will occur just over one hour later. The eclipse will then end in South Carolina with a partial eclipse hitting just after 1 p.m. ET and totality occurring approximately between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. ET. For those in the path of totality, the total solar eclipse will last just a few short minutes (between 2 minutes and 2 minutes and 40 seconds), although the exact duration will vary by location. The lunar shadow enters ...


 
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