Once in a Lifetime

By Eduardo Maia Oct 10, 2017 David Khoury, eclipse, EduardoMaia, Luka Milcic, MBU Timeline, media, Murillo Ferriello, Rafael Rangel

Students, faculty and staff members at Missouri Baptist University gathered on Aug. 21 to view the total solar eclipse, a remarkable experience which has not occurred in the United States for 38 years.

Photos by Eduardo Maia

Students with their special glasses on expecting the “Great American Eclipse,” which lasted about 45 seconds.

People were amazed while the sky grew darker.

Students have fun with the Spartan statue.

Luka Milcic, David Khoury and Rafael Rangel look up to the sun.

Relaxing afternoon while watching the eclipse.

Murillo Ferriello tries out his eclipse glasses.

By Eduardo Maia

Eduardo Otero Mendes Maia is a staff journalist for MBU Timeline, majoring in journalism. Maia participates in the men’s soccer team at MBU. He is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and has been living in U.S. for three years. Maia enjoys spending time with the other Brazilian teammates, playing soccer because it makes him feel closer to home. After graduating, he looks forward to finding a job in the U.S. at a respected journalism company.

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Once in a Lifetime

Students, faculty and staff members at Missouri Baptist University gathered on Aug. 21 to view the total solar eclipse, a remarkable experience which has not occurred in the United States for 38 years.

By Eduardo Maia

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