Science Centre Viewing For Eclipse
According to NASA, experiencing a total solar eclipse where you live happens about once in 375 years.
Vernon won’t get a total eclipse, but should get some darkness as the moon covers the sun around 10:25 Monday morning.
Okanagan Science Centre manager Irene McKechnie says they will be holding a viewing from 9:30 to 11 Monday.
“The maximum eclipse is going to happen around 10:25, but we’ll have eclipse glasses for participants who come there, as well as a telescope with solar filter. We have some solar binoculars, and we’ll be talking about how you can make pinhole viewers with paper,”McKechnie tells Kiss FM.











