The solar eclipse will be visible on Monday April 8, 2024. It’s an extraordinary opportunity to witness the moon briefly blocking out the sun and casting its shadow upon our planet. New Mexico won’t be in the path of totality, but residents of New Mexico can still witness a partial solar eclipse. New Mexico will not be able to fully see the start or end of the totality but starting around 10:00am on Monday through 2:00pm (approximately); New Mexico will be able to view the eclipse partially. Peak of the eclipse should be around 12:30pm.
Observing a solar eclipse can be a captivating experience, but it's essential to do so safely. First and foremost, never look directly at the sun without proper eye protection, such as eclipse glasses or solar filters. These specially designed tools shield your eyes from harmful solar radiation. Additionally, consider using indirect viewing methods, like pinhole projectors or eclipse viewers, to witness the event without risking eye damage. Embrace the moment fully by immersing yourself in the natural wonder of this solar eclipse but remember to prioritize safety above all else. Enjoy this celestial spectacle!
