Texas may not be in the totality zone when the sun and moon cross paths during the solar eclipse, but Lone Star State onlookers can enjoy a partial eclipse during the outdoor watch party. Visitors will gather on the Museum Plaza to partake in all sorts of sun-sational eclipse excitement, from a live NASA feed of the total eclipse, to an eclipse-themed photo booth, pinhole cameras with the Perot Museum TECH Truck, miniature solar systems, and other out-of-this-world space activities.
Perot Museum educators will be on hand with tips regarding how to safely watch the partial eclipse using a sun spotter. They will also offer up fun facts about meteorites, explain why the sun and moon appear the same size during an eclipse, and more. Sun- or space-themed attire is encouraged.
Solar Eclipse glasses will be available for guests. Eye protection is still important, even during a partial eclipse. The outdoor event is free and open to the public. General admission fees apply for indoor visits.
Texas may not be in the totality zone when the sun and moon cross paths during the solar eclipse, but Lone Star State onlookers can enjoy a partial eclipse during the outdoor watch party. Visitors will gather on the Museum Plaza to partake in all sorts of sun-sational eclipse excitement, from a live NASA feed of the total eclipse, to an eclipse-themed photo booth, pinhole cameras with the Perot Museum TECH Truck, miniature solar systems, and other out-of-this-world space activities.
Perot Museum educators will be on hand with tips regarding how to safely watch the partial eclipse using a sun spotter. They will also offer up fun facts about meteorites, explain why the sun and moon appear the same size during an eclipse, and more. Sun- or space-themed attire is encouraged.
Solar Eclipse glasses will be available for guests. Eye protection is still important, even during a partial eclipse. The outdoor event is free and open to the public. General admission fees apply for indoor visits.
Texas may not be in the totality zone when the sun and moon cross paths during the solar eclipse, but Lone Star State onlookers can enjoy a partial eclipse during the outdoor watch party. Visitors will gather on the Museum Plaza to partake in all sorts of sun-sational eclipse excitement, from a live NASA feed of the total eclipse, to an eclipse-themed photo booth, pinhole cameras with the Perot Museum TECH Truck, miniature solar systems, and other out-of-this-world space activities.
Perot Museum educators will be on hand with tips regarding how to safely watch the partial eclipse using a sun spotter. They will also offer up fun facts about meteorites, explain why the sun and moon appear the same size during an eclipse, and more. Sun- or space-themed attire is encouraged.
Solar Eclipse glasses will be available for guests. Eye protection is still important, even during a partial eclipse. The outdoor event is free and open to the public. General admission fees apply for indoor visits.