The solar eclipse is almost here! Here's a reminder of key timings for Kingston! - The Moon makes first contact with the Sun at 2:09 pm - Totality lasts 3 minutes and 4 seconds, starting at 3:22 pm - Totality ends at 3:25 pm - The Moon makes last contact with the Sun at 4:34 pm

Find our Queen's Eclipse Ambassadors on site on April 8th! Queen's Eclipse Ambassadors have been trained as experts on all things eclipses and safety, and will be present at viewing sites across Kingston to distribute glasses, answer any questions, and enforce safety! (1/2)

What will you see on April 8th? There's a new page on our website called "What's in the Sky" where you can find a map and highlights of all the stars and planets (and maybe even a comet!) that will be visible during totality See our webpage here: queensu.ca/physics/2024eclip…

‼️‼️IMPORTANT NOTICE‼️‼️ We have found that COUNTERFEIT eclipse glasses are being sold online to people in Kingston – faked to look like glasses sold by Solar Eclipse International, Canada (SEIC). For further details, please visit this page: aas.org/press/american-astro… (1/2)

Last chance to reserve your seat for the Total Eclipse of the Arts show! The show begins tonight at 7:30PM in Convocation Hall (in Theological Hall). Register here for free: zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/0e… We'll see you there :)

It's a total eclipse of the arts 🤩 On March 25th, 7:30PM (in just four days!) join us for an evening of student-written plays in anticipation of the total solar eclipse! Register here for free: zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/0e… We'll see you there :)

Here comes the lunar eclipse! If you saw our post last week, you know that for every solar eclipse, there comes a lunar eclipse! The twin lunar eclipse to the upcoming April 8th total solar eclipse is happening ONE WEEK FROM NOW in the early morning of March 25th!