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The path of the total solar eclipse crosses Mexico, the United States, from Texas to Maine, and into Canada. Credit: Great American Eclipse, LLC. Zeus Valtierra Meteored Mexico 14/12/2023 06:00 6 min
NASA visited Mazatlán, Sinaloa, December 4-7, 2023. The visit was made to prepare for the observation of the total solar eclipse that will be visible in southern Sinaloa in 2024.
NASA will document the eclipse from Mazatlán. Scientists Kristina Gibbs and Gregory Schmidt, members of the Virtual Institute for Solar System Research (SSERVI), will be in Mazatlán during the eclipse.
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NASA will also offer special certified solar filters so that the inhabitants of Mazatlán and all the visitors who will go there to enjoy the astronomical phenomenon can observe the event in complete safety.
The Municipal Government of Mazatlán met with members of the Mazatléca Astronomical Society, scientists and representatives of the NASA and the Mexican Space Agency, where in addition to offering a press conference, they established an agreement for the planning of the event.
NASA CHOOSES MAZATLAN TO TRANSMIT TOTAL SUN ECLIPSE OF APRIL 2024
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*With the Mazatleca Astronomical Society, the Mexican Space Agency, NASA researchers and authorities participatehttps://t.co/PU7gIGnTvq— AEM (@AEM_mx) December 7, 2023
Mazatlán sous l’Umbra
On April 8, 2024, we will be the privileged witnesses of the Total Solar Eclipse, a phenomenon that will not be repeated for 300 years. According to Gregory Schmidt of NASA’s Solar System Virtual Institute for Exploration and Study (SSERVI-NASA), Mazatlán is the best place in the world to enjoy this astronomical spectacle.
The partial eclipse will begin at 9:51:18 a.m. and the total eclipse will begin at 11:07:20 a.m. The total eclipse will last 4 minutes and 20 seconds, ending at 11:11:40 local time. It is important to emphasize that this type of eclipse will not be repeated in this region for 300 years.
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The eclipse will be visible in parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada. But Mazatlán will be the first city to record the phenomenon following it began in the Pacific Ocean.
Eclipses in Mexico
The last total solar eclipse in Mexico occurred on July 11, 1991. It lasted regarding seven minutes, being the longest in the last century. The eclipse began in the Pacific Ocean and was visible across the country. The next total solar eclipse in Mexico will be March 30, 2052.
Mexico has also experienced annular eclipses, such as those on March 7, 1970 and February 15, 1961. The last annular solar eclipse in Mexico took place on October 14, 2023 and crossed the Yucatán Peninsula.
The organization
The Municipal Government of Mazatlán, in collaboration with the Mazatléca Astronomical Society, scientists and representatives of NASA, the Mexican Space Agency and the Ruta Eclipse Organization, united to organize the Total Solar Eclipse of April 8, 2024.
The Secretary of Economic Development, Tourism and Fisheries, Martin Ochoa Lopez, announced the formation of a Municipal Committee for the Eclipse. This committee will focus on preparing the community for guided and safe viewing.
Solar corona during the total solar eclipse of April 2023. Credit: NASA/APOD
Additionally, hotel occupancy has already reached 90%, anticipating 100% attendance as the event approaches, with the participation of scientists and amateurs from around the world.
In a gesture of collaboration, NASA presented a lunar stone to the Mazatléca Astronomical Society, marking the start of a fruitful collaboration between Mazatlán and the Mexican Space Agency.
A point of vital importance was mentioned by the mayor, Edgar González, which guaranteed security, highlighting the opportunity to place Mazatlán on the global map, with NASA broadcasting live from this tourist destination.
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Do not miss this celestial experience which will not be repeated in the next 300 years in the region and which will place the Pearl of the Pacific as the only place where it will be 100% visible, in addition to counting on qualified staff to benefit from great experience.
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