Watching the Eclipse Over Woods Hole

MBL scientists Jen Morgan, Rachel Carson, and Kristin Gribble eclipse-watching in Waterfront Park. Credit: Diana Kenney

By Diana Kenney April 12, 2024

Like moths to a flame, MBL-ers spontaneously streamed from their labs and offices to bask in the solar eclipse on April 6, which reached 88.8% totality in Woods Hole. Nature and science are always in conversation in Woods Hole, and this shared celestial event was no exception.

WATERFRONT PARK eclipse — No, this isn't a rock festival - it's scientists, students and staff watching the eclipse in Waterfront Park. Credit: Diana Kenney

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L-R, Suzanne Thomas, Zoe Cardon, Scott Koerner and Anne Giblin gather around the Ecosystems Center's colander and screen for projecting eclipse images. Credit: Diana Kenney

Thomas also kept a log of temperature changes during the eclipse because -- she's an envirornmental scientist. Credit: Diana Kenney

Even the library staff came outside! From left, Jennifer Walton, Matt Person, Marie Russell, and Samantha Porter. Credit: Diana Kenney

MBL Director Nipam Patel demonstrates a manual way to project eclipse images on the ground. Credit: Diana Kenney

Peering into Emily Greenhalgh's cardboard box eclipse viewer. Credit: Emily Greenhalgh

Candle House representing! From left, Garrett Gryska, Samantha Cummis, Carolyn Johnson, and Cedith Copenhaver. Credit: Diana Kenney

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Watching the Eclipse Over Woods Hole

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