Kastamonu-
11:24 UT/4:24 PDT

Ankara (97%)-
11:25 UT/4:25 PDT

Corum-
11:27 UT/4:27 PDT

Amasya-
11:28 UT/4:28 PDT

Global Path (68k)

Large Eurasian Map (73k)

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Our Webcast event culminates with live video of the 2m 10s of totality visible from the Exploratorium's field station in the town square of Amasya, Turkey. Exploratorium physicist Dr. Paul Doherty and NASA astronomer Dr. Nahide Craig will provide commentary as the solar event unfolds.

At the Exploratorium in San Francisco, staff scientists, NASA solar astrophysicist Dr. Christopher Johns-Krull, archeo-astronomer Dr. David Dearborn of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, and other NASA Sun-Earth Connection scientists will moderate visitor questions with our Turkey-based eclipse team, and conduct demonstrations of the science behind an eclipse.

Bogaziki University Eclipse Site -- From Kandilli Observatory, Istanbul , information about the eclipse in Turkey, including tourist info and official government-sanctioned viewing locations. In English and Turkish .

Istanbul University Observatory -- This nicely done site has extensive information on viewing the eclipse in Turkey including safe viewing/photographing/videotaping tips and meteorological information. In Turkish and a condensed English version.