The Frost Science Museum in Miami, known for its well-equipped science exhibits and planetarium, was the perfect destination for sky gazers to witness the total solar eclipse, also known as the Great North American Eclipse. The museum hosted events on Monday to help people appreciate this rare celestial event, even though South Florida only experienced a partial solar eclipse.
Visitors to the museum were able to learn more about the science behind the eclipse through programs and the planetarium. They were also able to use pinhole cameras safely to view the partial solar eclipse and experience the wonder of this natural event. The museum’s plaza provided an ideal location for guests of all ages to come together and appreciate the beauty and significance of the celestial occurrence.
The partial solar eclipse in Miami reached about 40%, providing a unique and awe-inspiring experience for those who were able to witness it. This event highlights the importance of science education and brings people together to learn and observe such events, showcasing the wonder of the natural world.
