The solar eclipse that took place recently was a dream come true for the students of Nichols Middle School in Evanston. Eighth-grade science teacher Ben Apter emphasized how lucky the students were to witness the almost total eclipse. He described it as one of the coolest natural events they could witness, making it a memorable experience for all.
Equipped with solar glasses, the class gathered on the school lawn to witness the celestial event as it reached its peak. The students were amazed and couldn’t help but express their excitement with sounds of wonder and amazement. Anna Naidech expressed her awe at witnessing the eclipse in real life, stating that the experience was even cooler than she had imagined. Bella Henderson shared Naidech’s sentiments, mentioning how incredible it was to witness a solar eclipse during her lifetime and to be part of a generation that could appreciate and remember the event. Although Evanston was not in the path of totality, students were still awed by the partial eclipse and the effects it had, such as the chill in the air and the sharp shadows that appeared.
Before witnessing the solar eclipse,
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