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On August 21, everyone in North America will be able to watch the moon pass in front of the sun, blotting out some or all of its light (depending on where you live). People near Lincoln City, Oregon will see the total eclipse around 9:05am PDT. Then the path of totality slants eastward, finishing up in South Carolina at 2:43pm EDT. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucas320getnadacom/support

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The August 21 eclipse will cross the U.S. from west to east.

2021/06/03

It’s almost like we are geocentric,” says Speck, referring to the outdated idea that the sun and moon revolve around our own pale blue dot. “We think of the Earth as being stationary, and everything’s moving around us, but it’s not like that.” So let’s take a step back and picture the motions of Earth and the moon from a different point-of-view than the one we’re used to. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucas320getnadacom/support