1. Live Virtual Eclipse Presentation for NASA@ My Library Communities
On April 7, 2017, three libraries (Festus Public Library in Festus, MO, Monmouth Public Library in Monmouth, OR, and Valley of the Tetons Library District Library in Driggs, ID) hosted public programs to view a virtual presentation by Lou Mayo/Heliophysics Education Consortium, in collaboration with the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center’s Distance Learning Team
Community leaders received eclipse information and asked questions to help them plan their local events. This effort is part of the My Library initiative
Three communities were invited to watch the presentation and ask questions. Additional viewers joined via Ustream.
“Louis Mayo (above)…made the science very accessible.”
- Kathy Condon-Boettcher, Director, Festus Public Library
Keliann LaConte, Space Science Institute
April 18, 2017