The Department of Engineering and Physics hosted an eclipse-viewing event for the Abilene community on Monday. The eclipse, which reached 75% totality in Abilene, peaked at 1:03 p.m.
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- Viewers watch the eclipse through certified glasses. The peak of the eclipse occurred at 1:03 p.m. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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- Shadows of the sun show through the trees during the eclipse. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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- A young girl views the eclipse through a telescope at an event hosted by the engineering and physics department. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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- Students and faculty view the solar eclipse at an event hosted by the Department of Engineering and Physics on Monday afternoon. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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- A reflection of the eclipse is projected by a telescope. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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- A group of eclipse viewers make shadows on the ground using their hands in an attempt to make cresent-shaped shadows. (Photo by Lauren Franco)
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- A parent uses his eclipse glasses to view the historic solar eclipse. (Photo by Holly Dorn)
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- A large crowd gathered in the McGlothlin Quad to view the eclipse Monday afternoon. The engineering department put on the event. (Photo by Holly Dorn)
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- A student views the eclipse through a telescope provided by the engineering and physics department. (Photo by Holly Dorn)
