How To Predict Eclipses - Virtual
Streaming Live from the Strasenburgh Planetarium
We review the sun and moon motions needed to produce a solar eclipse. Then we discover how to predict when those conditions will recur. This prepares us for eclipses coming soon, including the total solar eclipse in 2024.
Virtual Format: Teachers should plan to provide us a Zoom or Google meet link. We visit your classroom as a virtual guest.
- Please note: some school internet systems require a change in settings to allow outside speakers. We recommend a five-minute test session a few days before your scheduled program to check the connection.
- Teachers are responsible for moderating the chat and Q&A from students.
For content questions, contact Steve Fentress at sfentress@rmsc.org.
Subjects: Physical Sciences
Program Type: Virtual Experiences
NYS Standards:
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HS-ESS1-7. Construct an explanation using evidence to support the claim that the phases of the moon, eclipses, tides, and seasons change cyclically.
Where is it?
Virtual
When is it?
Days Available: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Start Date: 10/19/2020
End Date: 06/25/2021
Program Length: 45-50 min.
Earliest Start Time: 9:30am
Who Should Attend?
Grades: 9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th Grade, 12th Grade
How Much Does It Cost?
Cost: Price per session (for 1-30 students): $150
Minimum Student Charge: $150/class
How To Book?
Call: 585.697.1942
Reservation Lead Time: At least 3 weeks
Need More Information?
Name: Guest Services
Phone: 585.697.1942
