!!!!!!...The best apps for watching the total solar eclipse…!!!!!!

Solar Eclipse by Redshift

Solar Eclipse by Redshift provides a simulation of the solar eclipse from four different perspectives: a view from the sun, the best location, your current location and a map view. This simulation can help give you a better idea of what to look for during the solar eclipse and determine if you should make the trek to the path of totality.You can also tinker with an eclipse calendar that will play simulations of past and future eclipses.

Smithsonian Eclipse

In case you're now not close to the course of totality, you could nonetheless be capable of view a partial solar eclipse out of your place. However you could also view nasa's stay movement of the full eclipse out of your telephone with the smithsonian eclipse 2017 app.This app will inform you the percentage of the eclipse you need to see from your area, the climate forecast for the afternoon and it presents an interactive map displaying the path of totality. In this interactive map, you can faucet around to drop a pin and see the event calendar for the eclipse for that region.

Total Solar Eclipse

The Exploratorium's Total Solar Eclipse will provide five simultaneous live streams of the eclipse: one with commentary from Exploratorium educators and NASA scientists, one hosted by Exploratorium educators in Spanish, two non-narrated telescope views from Oregon and Wyoming and one with live music from the Kronos Quartet.In the Total Solar Eclipse app, you will also find additional information on eclipses and informational videos. If you open settings within the app, you can also quickly add the eclipse as an event to the calendar on your phone.

Solar Eclipse Timer

If you plan to be within the path of totality, one of the most helpful apps will be the Solar Eclipse Timer app (Android, iOS). It's not pretty, but it will walk you through the different phases of a total eclipse with audible cues and countdown timers for the four different contact points.