Annular Solar Eclipse and Bronco Day highlight a busy day at Boise State University
Article written by Steve Dent
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“The Boise State Physics Central Idaho Sky Reserve STEM Network held a viewing party of the solar eclipse and the clouds broke just enough for people to witness the ring of fire.
‘We get solar eclipses a few times a year depending on the year, but they are not always visible from where you live,’ said Brian Jackson, an associate professor of physics at BSU. ‘They are visible in a narrow region so we happen to be very fortunate in Idaho that we get to see almost a complete, but not quite complete Annular Eclipse’.”
Read the full article at Idaho News 6.