On April 8, 2024, at 3:25 pm, the Adirondack Coast, more specifically Plattsburgh, NY, will be on the path of totality for one of nature’s greatest spectacles, the total solar eclipse – a literal once in a lifetime event! For nearly four minutes - one of the longest durations of any other stop in New York State - the moon will block out the sun and plunge us into darkness, a phenomenon that New York will not see again for decades.
To engage and energize our community for the extraordinary shared experience ahead, we are working closely with our community partners to deliver comprehensive information, valuable resources, and useful tools in anticipation of the upcoming path of totality. We encourage you to stay updated by revisiting this space regularly, as we will be continuously adding more information to enhance your journey.
And don't forget to reach out to us with any questions, eclipse events and more!
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Eye safety should always be prioritized, especially during an eclipse. To ensure a secure (and fashionable experience), we proudly offer FREE certified #adkcoast eclipse viewing glasses for both individuals and businesses. Get on our list for glasses today and we'll get a hold of you when they're ready.
The Adirondack Sky Center & Observatory is also offering businesses the opportunity to purchase bulk glasses for their businesses, guests, and event attendees.
Northcountry Planetarium, SUNY Plattsburgh
Director: Lisabeth Kissner
104 Hudson Hall
101 Broad Street
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Phone: 518-564-3168
northcountryplanetarium@plattsburgh.edu
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Adirondack Sky Center and Observatory
Vice President: Seth McGowan
178 Big Wolf Road
Tupper Lake, NY
Phone: (518) 359-3538
info@adirondackskycenter.org
adirondackskycenter.org
*Seth and his team are open to doing educational eclipse presentations to businesses, organizations and school districts!
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