Eclipse Viewing and Facts

A total solar eclipse will soon be visible from 13 states, including partial visibility in Wisconsin. An astronomy professor from the University of Wisconsin-Madison encourages people to witness this rare event, as it won't occur again in the continental U.S. for 20 years. While Madison won't experience full coverage, nearby states like Indiana will. The eclipse will be visible in Madison just after 2:00 PM on April 8th. Many who have seen an eclipse find it worthwhile, and now is the time to plan travel to see it.

How many states will the upcoming total solar eclipse be visible from?

• 13

• 20

• 10

• 15

According to the expert, how often will the solar eclipse touch the continental United States?

• Every 10 years

• Every 5 years

• Every 20 years

• Every 50 years

What does the expert from Madison suggest about viewing the eclipse?

• It's not worth the effort

• It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

• It's better to watch it on TV

• It's only visible in Wisconsin

Which nearby state will experience full coverage of the eclipse?

• Michigan

• Indiana

• Illinois

• Iowa

What should you do if you want to see the full eclipse?

• Travel to a state with full coverage

• Watch it online

• Wait for the next eclipse

• Stay in Madison

What time will the eclipse occur in the Madison area?

• Just after 3:00 PM

• Just after 12:00 PM

• Just after 2:00 PM

• Just after 1:00 PM

What is the general sentiment of people who have seen a solar eclipse?

• They prefer watching it on TV

• They find it worth the effort

• They find it underwhelming

• They regret going