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Where and when will the live streams come from? Here’s a live broadcast that promises to combine views from Aachen in Germany, where a 14% partial solar eclipse will be seen, with a live feed from Berlin’s 13% eclipse and live images of the sun from different regions of Germany.

In this live stream, the Astrophysics Group at the University of Exeter will attempt to bring us a live view of the Sun as the Moon passes in front of it. Nick James, eclipse-chaser and Director of the Comet Section at the British Astronomical Association (BAA) will broadcast on YouTube a live feed of a 20% partial solar eclipse from Chelmsford, Essex through a Megrez 72FD telescope. Paisley will see a 32% partial solar eclipse. Expect footage from a dedicated solar telescope live on Facebook, with staff will be online to answer any astronomy questions. Coats Observatory, Scotland (Facebook)Ĭoats Observatory in Paisley, Scotland is the country’s oldest public observatory. It will also be streamed live on Facebook. Live from the prime meridian and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), an expert astronomy team will explain the science of solar eclipses show a live telescope feed from the Annie Maunder Astrographic Telescope. Royal Observatory, Greenwich, London (YouTube) Ireland’s leading solar physics researchers, Peter Gallagher and Aoife Maria Ryan, will provide the commentary. Researchers at I-LOFAR in Birr Castle Demesne (Offaly, which will see a 30% partial solar eclipse) and DIAS Dunsink Observatory (Dublin, 28%) will have solar telescopes with cameras set up at both locations and will be livestreaming a close up of the Sun. Space Today (YouTube)Īnother source for live rocket launches and live streams of celestial events also has a livestream scheduled for this eclipse. Rik Yeames at the Solar Eclipse Task Force will host a live (and live-streamed) observing event at the Ashworth Hotel on Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. Though coordinated by Gianluca Masi at the Virtual Telescope Project in Rome, Italy this stream will have astro-imagers in Toronto and Saint John, Canada, but also in Thunder Bay, Canada, where the eclipse will be annular. EDT (09:00 UTC), but will be dark until sunrise at 5:47 a.m. NASA will carry a feed of a partial solar eclipse from 5 a.m. Expect real-time animations, maps, times, real-time progress reports and commentary. The ever-reliable will bring to YouTube live footage of the annular solar eclipse on June 10, 2021, starting at 09:00 UTC. Here are 10 sources to live stream the solar eclipse from the U.S., Canada, Europe and around the world: MORE FROM FORBES Stargazing In June: How You Can See 'Devil's Horns' At Sunrise, A 'Ring Of Fire' Eclipse And A 'Super Strawberry Moon' By 1.