Eclipse Citizen Science For Educators

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"Citizen" here refers to citizens of Planet Earth. These projects are open to everyone, regardless of country of birth or legal citizenship status.

If you are not already familiar with NASA's citizen science opportunities or specific projects related to the April 8 solar eclipse, we encourage you to read Contribute to NASA Research on Eclipse Day - and Every Day.

A smiling man wearing black rimmed glasses and a blue shirt with the cuffs rolled up is leaning forward, looking at something out of the frame. A young person, whose profiled face appears on the edge of the frame, is also looking at the same place. Three more young people are visible in the back of the room, standing in front of a wall of images.

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