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The airline offers a guaranteed look at the moon passing in front of the sun on a day when there’s a 50% chance of cloud cover in southern Illinois and Missouri.
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The eclipse will be visible in Columbia from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The maximum eclipse will occur from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., according to the Columbia Public Schools Planetarium.
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Today Paul Pepper welcomes back ANGELA SPECK, Professor of Astronomy at the University of Missouri! In her fourth and final appearance (related to this…
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During the Aug. 21 solar eclipse, spectators will turn their eyes upward to see the moon pass in front of the sun.But many Midwest scientists will turn…
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Today Paul Pepper visits with MARY RATLIFF, President of the Columbia chapter of the NAACP, about a planned gathering of local officials and community…
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Central Missouri is on the path of totality for the upcoming solar eclipse. That means that the sun will completely disappear from view for a few minutes…
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Missouri state workers in Jefferson City are getting an extra holiday this year — Aug. 21, the day of the solar eclipse.State officials said Friday that…
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Today Paul Pepper welcomes back ANGELA SPECK, Professor of Astronomy at the University of Missouri. Angela talks about just how fast the moon's shadow…
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Today Paul Pepper visits with MEGAN McCONACHIE, Columbia Convention and Visitors Bureau, about the many activities planned for the weekend before the…
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Today Paul Pepper welcomes back ANGELA SPECK, Professor of Astronomy at the University of Missouri. Angela takes us on tour of…