Exploring Eclipses with Jodi McCullough In-Person
Jodi McCullough is no stranger to solar eclipses.
A professor of astronomy at Mount Union, McCullough and her husband have attended five solar eclipses – one annular and several partial eclipses. And they have the photos to prove it.
Ahead of the April 8 eclipse in which Alliance is close to the area of totality, the couple will share their photographs with library patrons on Saturday, March 23 at 1 p.m.
McCullough will also discuss the causes of eclipses and their rarity as well as detail the path of the 2024 event.
She will include information on how to safely view it and how to take photographs using cell phones or cameras with solar glasses and filters. She will also share a free app to capture the eclipse with a cell phone and a free program to process photos.
The event is free, but registration is required.