Total solar eclipse offers unique research opportunity in Broken Bow [Video]

IT FROM THE PATH OF TOTALITY. IN BROKEN BOW. YOU THINK IT WAS GREAT? WHAT DO YOU THINK? IT WAS AWESOME. YEAH I WAS WE ALMOST STAYED HOME. I WAS LIKE, MAN, WE’RE GONNA DRIVE SIX HOURS AND IT’S GOING TO BE TOO CLOUDY TO SEE THE FONTANEZ FAMILY FROM SEMINOLE TOOK THE CHANCE. WE WERE ALL NERVOUS ABOUT THE CLOUDS, BUT THE ATMOSPHERE DELIVERED JUST IN TIME. AND THAT’S JUST FANTASTIC. AND IT’S SUCH A WONDERFUL MOMENT TO BE ABLE TO SEE THAT JUST PRECISE MINUTE. THAT DOESN’T HAPPEN ALL THE TIME. AND WE WERE ABLE TO SEE IT HERE IN OKLAHOMA WITHIN CHOCTAW NATION. FANTASTIC. I MEAN, IT COULDN’T HAVE BEEN ANY BETTER THAN THAT. OSU AEROSPACE ENGINEERING PROFESSOR DOCTOR JAMIE JACOB LED A TEAM THAT PARTNERED WITH 50 OTHER NASA TEAMS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. IT IS THE MOST OBSERVED ECLIPSE EVER, AT LEAST IN TERMS OF, YOU …