Watch the Clark School's Total Eclipse Live Stream at 2:40 p.m.
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UPDATE: Archived footage from the UAS Test Site flight over Charleston, South Carolina is available at go.umd.edu/charlestoneclipse. Time lapse footage of the scene in Casper, Wyoming is also available at go.umd.edu/wyomingeclipse.
Watch live as the shadow of totality passes over Charleston, South Carolina today beginning at 2:40 p.m. Eastern Time. The celestial event will be captured by Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Test Site pilot Ryan Henderson.
Henderson will fly a UAS aircraft with 360 degree FOV cameras to capture the city as the moon passes over the sun.
Live coverage will be available on the UAS Test Site YouTube channel.
The operation is one of three eclipse-related projects lead by Clark School faculty, staff, and students.
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