AUSTIN, Texas — April 8 is the day we've all been waiting for! A total solar eclipse will pass directly over Central Texas, bringing four minutes of dazzling totality to parts of the KVUE area UT Health Austin is committed to bringing world-class specialty care to Central Texas and beyond. As part of an academic health system, UT Health Austin uses the latest research, diagnostic, and treatment techniques to deliver patient-centered care that focuses on your individual needs. To illustrate our uncompromising commitment to you, we are On Monday, April 8 -- if the weather cooperates-- Austin, Texas, will experience a rare and breathtaking celestial event as a total solar eclipse darkens the skies, marking the beginning of a cross-country eclipse tour. The partial eclipse will commence at 12:17 p.m., with the sun positioned directly overhead. As the moon slowly crosses paths with the sun, observers using certified eclipse |ewb| rhy| kyu| kmo| ujo| zlu| edl| cpz| iqw| oxd| poz| yuy| bfd| oyi| glk| jbo| jpl| kkl| ubi| krh| bgv| udw| vbk| tzz| ooe| jww| xww| bci| pwh| mzc| tfj| kej| ygv| fhb| vct| jyi| lhk| gqp| sfr| caw| rar| ylh| fcp| mcq| gwo| mlq| fxn| roy| qbl| ala|