Okay, so I wanted to get the eclipse time in Maryland, and let me tell you, it wasn’t as straightforward as I thought it would be. It’s actually easier just to get the time, and I’ll show you how to did it.
The First Try: Direct Search
My first move? I just went to my search bar and typed in “eclipse Maryland time.” I figured it’d be a simple, one-and-done kind of deal. I got a bunch of articles and websites about the eclipse, which was cool, but not exactly what I needed at that moment.
Digging Deeper
So, I had to get a little more specific. I started looking through some of those search results. Scrolling, clicking, the usual. Most sites were talking about the eclipse path, the science behind it, safety tips – all good stuff, but not the exact time.
Figuring Out the Time Zone
Then it hit me: Maryland is in the Eastern Time Zone. So, I realized all the websites I looked at where giving me the time, i just thought that was the time everywhere, it wasn’t.
After I figured that out, getting the time was really easy.
So there it is.I got my time, after figuring that out.
