Are Total Solar Eclipse Rare? | Countdown to the Eclipse
Sometimes really rare things actually happen. Lucky Carbondale, IL, saw a total solar eclipse in 2017; and will experience another one just 7 years later (on April 8, 2024.) This is really rare considering on average any one location on Earth experiences a total solar eclipse just once every 375 years!
Also rare….our upcoming opportunity to see a ‘ring of fire’ eclipse on October 14, 2023, followed by a total solar eclipse just 6-months later!
Join us on our #countdowntotheeclipse and prepare for the adventure of a lifetime at https://www.exploratorium.edu/eclipse
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