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arxiv 2411.08055 v1 pith:JLJGMI5R submitted 2024-11-07 physics.pop-ph physics.soc-ph

Eagle Pass, TX: The First American City on the Path of Totality: Organizing Eclipse Party on the Stadium

Maria D. Kazachenko , Jorge Perez-Gallego , Jennifer Miller , Francisco Vielma , Mitzi Adams , Tishanna Ben , Marcel F. Corchado-Albelo , Ryan French
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Olivia Guerrero-Rish Catarino Morales III Leon Ofman Evan Pascual Claire L. Raftery Jonathan Schiller Dennis Tilipman John Williams
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In this paper we share the experience of the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) National Solar Observatory (NSO) scientists, educators and public outreach officers organizing an eclipse viewing party at a sports complex stadium on the US/Mexico border in Eagle Pass, TX in collaboration with educators from Eagle Pass and Uvalde areas. We describe reasons we chose Eagle Pass, contacts we established with the local community, preparations for and activities set up during the eclipse viewing party, the eclipse day on April 8 2024 and lessons learned from organizing our event.

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