Could The Path of the Solar Eclipse Already be Altering our Behavior?

I'm not sure if this is just the Washington Post trying to make the total solar eclipse be the most photographed, shared, tweeted event in history, or if it is already actually altering our behavior. But in my opinion, we should all be aware and I hope nobody misses this! Even if you aren't in the path of totality, some places will still see the sky darken, I'm sure it is going to impact many!

The Washington Post says:
"The upcoming solar eclipse is poised to become the “most photographed, most shared, most tweeted event in human history,” in the words of one astronomer. Millions of people will watch it, potentially overwhelming the cities and towns along the eclipse's path of totality...." READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

If you are planning on watching it, don't forget your glasses! Or some more stylin ones.

You can even get your Eclipse style on!

Fox 10 Tells The Gulf Coast What Their Total Solar Eclipse Experience Will Be Like

"First, let's break down exactly what a solar eclipse is. It's essentially when the Moon gets between the Earth and the Sun and it casts a shadow back onto the Earth. A full shadow is called an umbra. A partial shadow is called a penumbra; which is what what we'll experience on August 21st in the middle of the afternoon.... down on the Gulf Coast, we'll get about an 80% to 90% coverage of the Sun on that day...." READ THE REST HERE

Eclipse Totality NASA Live stream!

If you can't make it to the path of totality, NASA will live stream it for the four hours surrounding totality!

Either way, don't forget to get your Eclipse T-shirt on!