Total Solar Eclipse to Cross North America
A total solar eclipse is set to cross North America today, offering a spectacular celestial event for astronomy enthusiasts. The eclipse will be visible in parts of 15 U.S. states, with maps showing the path of totality, peak times, and the extent of visibility across the country. The total eclipse is expected to make its first appearance along Mexico’s Pacific Coast at approximately 11:07 a.m. PDT before traversing a wide swath of the U.S. from Texas to Maine and extending into Canada.
Texas City Baking World’s Largest Moon Pie for Solar Eclipse Viewing Event
Irving, Texas is baking the ‘world’s largest moon pie’ to celebrate the upcoming solar eclipse. The public can try a slice at Total Eclipse in the Park, a viewing event featuring live music, eclipse glasses, and space-themed food. The event will be held on Monday, April 8 at Heritage Park and Levy Event Plaza.
Total Solar Eclipse to Cross North America on April 8, 2024
A total solar eclipse is set to cross North America on April 8, 2024, offering astronomy enthusiasts a spectacular celestial event. The eclipse is expected to pass through 15 U.S. states, with maps revealing the specific locations and timings for optimal viewing. NASA’s map provides a comprehensive overview of the eclipse’s path and the corresponding timings for totality across the U.S. The map is an invaluable resource for individuals planning to witness this extraordinary natural phenomenon.
Total Solar Eclipse Festival in Burnet, Texas
The Total Solar Eclipse Festival in Burnet, Texas promises to be an awe-inspiring event for sky gazers and astronomy enthusiasts. Scheduled to coincide with the rare celestial event, attendees will have a unique opportunity to witness the breathtaking phenomenon. The festival will feature various activities, including live music, educational talks, and opportunities for stargazing, making it a must-attend event for individuals eager to witness this rare celestial spectacle.
New H-E-B Store Set to Open in Fast-Growing Georgetown Suburb
Another H-E-B store is set to open in Georgetown to cater to the fast-growing population of the suburb. The new store, part of the Parmer Ranch Marketplace, will feature a fuel station and carwash and is expected to open in summer 2025. With Georgetown’s rapid population growth, the new store is a welcome addition to the community and reflects H-E-B’s continued expansion in the Austin metro area.
Leeward Renewable Energy Signs Solar Power Purchase Agreements with Microsoft for Texas Projects
Leeward Renewable Energy signs power purchase agreements with Microsoft for two 200-MW solar projects in Texas, marking a significant move towards the expansion of renewable energy in the USA. The projects are expected to utilize thin-film modules manufactured by First Solar Inc and signify a commitment to substantial clean energy projects by various companies.
Sick Cows Test Positive for Avian Flu in 2 States
Sick cows in Texas and Kansas have tested positive for highly pathogenic avian flu, causing concern within the agriculture industry. Despite this, the USDA reassures that there are no concerns regarding the nation’s milk supply or threat to human health, as dairies are required to send only milk from healthy animals into processing for human consumption.
NBA Hall of Famer Tony Parker Selling $16.5 Million Texas Estate with Water Park
NBA Hall of Famer Tony Parker is selling his Texas estate for $16.5 million, featuring a 53-acre property with its own water park and resort-style amenities. The custom-built estate, located in Boerne, Texas, offers luxury and privacy within the exclusive gated community of Anaqua Springs Ranch.
USF Basketball Secures Record-Breaking Seventh Consecutive Victory
USF basketball continues its impressive winning streak, securing a record-breaking seventh consecutive victory and maintaining a tie for the top spot in the conference standings. The Bulls’ remarkable performance saw them triumph over North Texas with a 60-55 win, solidifying…
Texas man sues Walmart for $100 million or lifetime of free shopping
A Texas man is making headlines for suing Walmart for the second time in three years, seeking $100 million in damages or free unlimited shopping at any of its stores for life. Roderick Jackson, of Waskom, Texas, filed two handwritten…