Partial eclipse is a start
The solar eclipse which reached approximately eighty-percent annularity over Wood County provided plenty of spectacle to warrant a gathering in front of Quitman Middle School midday Saturday.
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Partial eclipse is a start
The solar eclipse which reached approximately eighty-percent annularity over Wood County provided plenty of spectacle to warrant a gathering in front of Quitman Middle School midday Saturday.
The semi-covered sun gave students a chance to witness and learn about the phenomenon, whose follow-up in spring should prove even more impressive – total solar eclipse slated to pass overhead April 8 at 11:53 a.m.