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GREEN BAY – “Partial eclipse of the heart” isn’t nearly as satisfying to sing as the original lyric, but it’s catchy enough. Likewise, a partial solar eclipse isn’t nearly as awesome as a total...
Undaunted by a cloudy forecast, the UW-Green Bay community gathered outdoors to witness and celebrate the total solar eclipse (Wisconsinites in the Northeast saw about 80%). With safety in mind, faculty, staff, students and...
University photographer/videographer Dan Moore (also a national parks artist) traveled to Grand Teton National Park to capture and record the total eclipse. He will posting about the experience post-eclipse (if his wi-fi holds up)...
A reminder: Adam Novotny, program coordinator for the Office of Student Life, encourages you to watch the eclipse the right way this afternoon. “There is a wrong and right way to watch the solar eclipse next...
Will you be viewing the eclipse on campus? Social media coordinator Jena Richter Landers invites you to share photos of your viewing and the effects of the eclipse on campus (crescent-shaped light across campus, group shots of...
Local residents may not get to see the sun’s corona, “Baily’s beads” or the “diamond ring” effect that occurs just before the moon completely blocks the sun, but UW-Green Bay Assistant Professor of Physics...
Adam Novotny, program coordinator for the Office of Student Life, encourages you to watch the eclipse the right way on Monday. “There is a wrong and right way to watch the solar eclipse next Monday!...
“The excitement keeps on building for a rare solar eclipse now just five days away and while you may be tempted to take pictures you will want to make sure you have the right...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Prof. Brian Welsch led “Oh, the Things You’ll See! A 30-minute Discussion of the Upcoming Eclipse,” Friday, Aug. 11 in the Christie Theatre. A total solar eclipse will be observable around...
Join UW-Green Bay faculty member Brian Welsch for “Oh, the Things You’ll See! A 30-minute Discussion of the Upcoming Eclipse,” from 12:30 to 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11 in the Christie Theatre, University Union....
