Solar eclipse draws hundreds to OCC astronomy viewing party
OCC solar eclipse volunteer Azzam Alhejaili holds a two-way solar mirror up to the sun for visitors to view the solar eclipse during the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)A view of the solar eclipse photographed through a two-way mirror shows the sun and moon at peak eclipse time, 10:21 a.m., during the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)A device called a sunspotter reflects the solar eclipse on a piece of paper during the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)A youngster looks through one of several high-powered telescopes to view the solar eclipse during the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)A view of the solar eclipse photographed through a two-way mirror shows the sun and moon at peak eclipse time, 10:21 a.m., during the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)Several high-powered telescopes were set up courtesy of the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)A device called a sunspotter reflects the solar eclipse on a piece of paper during the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)A youngster looks through one of several high-powered telescopes to view the solar eclipse during the OCC Astronomy Department’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday.
(Don Leach / Daily Pilot)