Clone of Buckeye Countdown to the 2024 Solar Eclipse
Get ready for the solar eclipse
On April 8, 2024, the sun, moon and Earth will align to create a solar eclipse viewable from Ohio and other parts of North America.
Listen to an Ohio State expert detail this unique event
Learn more about the science behind the solar eclipse and how to safely view this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Dr. Wayne Schlingman, Director, Arne Slettebak, The Ohio State University
Review resources to prepare
Learn how to safely view a solar eclipse
If you're planning to watch the eclipse using your Buckeye-themed glasses or another sort, be sure to review this safety guide first.
View a comprehensive guide to the 2024 Solar Eclipse
Examine this brochure created by Ohio State design students for a clever glimpse into the upcoming solar eclipse.
Explore Ohio State's 2024 Solar Eclipse Resource Center
Check out Ohio State’s hub for solar eclipse information on the Columbus, regional and CFAES Wooster campuses, including key resources, events and frequently asked questions.
Watch recordings from the Lima Eclipse Science Series
The Ohio State University at Lima hosted a speaker series to investigate the upcoming total solar eclipse through a series of science-based lectures and presentations.
Support the Arne Slettebak Planetarium Fund
Help astronomy students reach for the stars! Your support will help provide them with access to exceptional facilities and state-of-the-art learning experiences.
Share your photos!
We'd love to see photos of you rocking our Buckeye-themed eclipse glasses. Add #BuckeyeForLife to your social media posts to share them with us.
Discover opportunities to celebrate with us
SOLD OUT – Buckeye-themed eclipse glasses
Your excitement ECLIPSED our expectations! All spots to reserve Buckeye-themed eclipse glasses have been filled. If you received a confirmation email, you can expect glasses to arrive at your home by April 3, 2024.
Attend the CLEclipse countdown event
Meet up with fellow Buckeyes on March 7 at The Cleveland Museum of Natural History to learn about the science behind the upcoming solar eclipse.
SOLD OUT – Experience planetarium shows at BUCKEYEclipse
Join us on March 16 to enjoy interactive, family-friendly presentations led by Ohio State astronomy experts at the Arne Slettebak Planetarium on the Columbus campus.