Medicine & TechnologyThis week, North America and the rest of the world will experience a lunar eclipse. According to some analysts, the moon will appear to be a gigantic Japanese lantern this time.
A partial lunar eclipse is set to happen in the early morning on November 19, 2021, which will be the last lunar eclipse this year. But not everyone will be able to see it. Here are the places and best time to watch it.
Astronomers reported finding two chromosphericaly active variable stars in an eclipsing binary system with a highly eccentric orbit during the ongoing All-Sky Automated Survey for Supernovae (ASAS-SN).
Full moons have always been an attractive enchanting site, but tomorrow, everyone can anticipate a particularly special night sky through the occurrence of the blood supermoon.
November will host the peak of two meteor showers and a penumbral lunar eclipse. The penumbral lunar eclipse at the end of November will be the last for 2020.
The Adler Planetarium has been known for showcasing several wonders of astronomy and astrophysics. To celebrate this year as the Year of the Eclipse, the Adler Planetarium shall hold a temporary exhibit entitled "Chasing Eclipses".
How often do two wonders of the space team up for sky watchers to see? Here's the entire story about the 'snow moon' eclipse and the green comet one-night show last February 10.
Easter weekend this year will bring the second eclipse of the year on Saturday, April 4, with a total lunar eclipse that will be visible from most of North America and around the Pacific Rim.
For those of you in the states enjoying a welcomed break from the summer sun, today you may just get more than you bargained for. As the moon passes this afternoon across the northern hemisphere, the usually invisible transition will make its mark in daylight as it eclipses part of the sun. And so long as the clouds stay clear of the view, you may just have an interesting afternoon show to look out for.