Resources

Visit NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS) to download different versions of NASA’s 2024 total solar eclipse map and read the…

Want to view a solar eclipse but don’t have eclipse glasses? No problem! An easy way to safely view a…

This webinar provides information about three citizen science, or participatory science, projects: Eclipse Soundscapes, GLOBE Observer, and SunSketcher.

This stylized illustration, created for the 2024 total solar eclipse, shows Earth’s Moon blocking the Sun from view and revealing…

This poster represents an astronauts view of a solar eclipse.

This total solar eclipse poster features a dog and is available as a coloring sheet.

This total solar eclipse coloring sheet features a dog wearing eclipse glasses.

NASA has created a total eclipse training to help you share your excitement about the total solar eclipse on April…

In “The Sun and Moon Align with You” poster for NASA, Nordgren – who is a professional astronomer as well…

For her “Through the Eyes of NASA” poster, Perrin – who is an African American woman, mother of four, and…

This pop-up banner is a captivating display that highlights the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.

This sheet, available in multiple languages, provides information on how to safely view the total solar eclipse.

Keep solar viewing safe, easy, and fun with this hands-on, art-infused, 25- to 30-minute activity for audiences of all ages.

This fact sheet provides information about solar eclipses, how to watch one safely, and engagement activities.

This downloadable 2-pocket folder serves as a guide to the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.