Orlando Science Center is all set for the rare celestial event of the solar eclipse that will take place in the sky around 1:45 pm and last until 4:15 pm. The center is hosting a solar viewing party that will run all day, inviting guests to witness this once-in-a-generation experience as early as they like. The Moon will cast a shadow on Earth, leaving just a ring around the Sun, making it a unique event for many.
In Central Florida, viewers can expect to see a partial eclipse with about 60% coverage at its peak around 3 pm. This marks the last time a similar eclipse occurred in the US in 2017, making it a special occasion for many. Families and visitors at the Orlando Science Center are excited to witness this event, with some planning to view it from home. However, safety precautions are necessary when looking directly at the Sun during an eclipse. Wear appropriate eye protection or use a pinhole projector to safely view this rare moment in the sky.
The anticipation and excitement surrounding this event are palpable among locals and travelers alike. It’s an opportunity for everyone to come together and witness something truly special – a memorable experience that will be talked about for years to come.
