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Abdulrahman Kauther uses a solar projector to see the reflection of the sun. A solar projector traces the shadow of the sun on a screen to show its totality. (Joseph Howerton | Northern Star)

Solar eclipse viewing party

By Jenny Javkhlantugs and Joseph Howerton | April 11, 2024

Somehow miss the eclipse? ☀ Like the moon on the sun, the Northern Star has you covered with clips from the NIU Physics Department eclipse party.

Solar Eclipse glasses sit on a ledge. Monday from 12:50 p.m. to 3:20 p.m. DeKalb will experience a partial solar eclipse. (Sean Reed | Northern Star)

Solar Eclipse to occur Monday

By Anastasia Ehlers, News Reporter | April 8, 2024

DeKALB – The moon will pass in between the Earth and the Sun, block the Sun from shining and create a dark, night-like atmosphere on the Earth Monday during the total eclipse.  The eclipse will be 91.64% visible in DeKalb. The start of the eclipse...

Physics department chairperson Laurence Lurio demonstrates how a cardboard box can be used to view Monday's partial solar eclipse. 

Physics department to host eclipse event

By Lindsey Salvatelli | August 19, 2017

Physics department chairperson Laurence Lurio demonstrates how a cardboard box can be used to view Monday's partial solar eclipse.