5 Websites - FREE Solar Eclipse LIVE Streaming - starts 8 hours from Now!

Want to watch the Longest Solar Eclipse in our life time LIVE? Free Online sites - Streaming it - Also starts Tonight for us in the US of A.


Sites streaming Solar Eclipse Live:

sems1.cs.und.edu...

www.live-eclipse.org...

www.atlaspost.com...

www.exploratorium.edu...

( I like the above site - it is the one I have found had the BEST solar eclipse video from the one last year - Nice and UP CLOSE of the Sun)

www.griffithobs.org...

Edit:
I thought I had put a countdown clock until the Solar Eclipse streaming starts - but it didn't work - will keep trying.


So, now we can all WATCH the Eclipse - Remember it Actually starts Tonight for all of us - not in the Asia area.

[edit on 21-7-2009 by questioningall]

[edit on 21-7-2009 by questioningall]

ooh nice one!!


I was wondering if there would be anything like this on the go. And know I know.

I shall pass these links over to other places of interest

It's only visible from Asia correct?

edit: Never mind sorry just caught the other thread.

[edit on 21-7-2009 by DaMod]

Star & Flag for posting this interesting information!

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Thanks questioningall, I was hoping someone would post some links for a live stream. With how busy I am at work, seems like I hardly have any time anymore!!

S & F for you..

I was just pondering about the fact that i will just miss the solar eclipse since its getting to be night in an hour or so... (in Greece)
You are yet again one step ahead! Thanks!

I am plugging my computer with a S cable into the Tv to watch it on the big screen -

something to think about doing, if you have S cable computer etc.

AHH!! Thank you! Good findings!

S&F!

Originally posted by questioningall
I am plugging my computer with a S cable into the Tv to watch it on the big screen -

something to think about doing, if you have S cable computer etc.

Was planning on doing that with my laptop, HDMI connection.

Just am curious as to which streaming site will have the best quality (unless they are all streaming from the same video)

Now, Chinese media are ablaze with the mythical giant's name -- this time, to refer to amateur astronomers who have flocked to southern China for the longest solar eclipse of the 21st century. International and domestic tourists have descended on government-designated viewing spots such as Shanghai, Suzhou and Wuhan to witness the natural phenomenon.

Chinese authorities have adopted nighttime traffic regulations, and construction sites -- and even some amusement park rides -- will close in eclipse-affected cities. China Daily reported that local authorities would be on red alert, ready to prevent traffic jams and stampedes and vigilant against the spread of the H1N1 flu virus.

Source

ahhh i was looking for this

S+F If I hadnt stumbled across this I would have assumed it was tomorrow morning the event was taking place.

I still remember being at Manvagat for the 2006 Eclipse in Turkey and although it was an amazing sight i'll never forget, Im still quite envious of those in China and Asia about to see the best Eclipse of this century

Thanks a lot..would be nice to have a count down clock.

And if you find a live webcam on the chineese G dam even better ;-)
Think we can se them via google earth?

[edit on 21-7-2009 by gusan]

Countdown on this website posted above (top left.)

sems1.cs.und.edu...

Great thanks!

Now what we need is a way to see the dam during the eclipse..

thank you for posting the link .. does anyone know when its starting im pst time if someone would be kind enough to tell me when to start watching .. i must have missed it lol sorry

Nice find. Thanks man!

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Dam - No webcam for dam!!

(hey that rhymes! :lol)

I just did some fast searches - NOPE - Dam - No Webcam!

I'm wondering if will get any earthquakes along the same time as the eclipse? I look at USGS everyday and lately the ring of fire area has been very active. Heck theres even been three small quakes in alabama which blew my mind. Didn't even know there were any fault zones there. Also I check with spaceweather.com everyday. So does anyone think will have any sizible quake activity during or after the eclipse?

Cool!

Will definately be watching one of these in 5 hours!

Thanks