SPACEThe annular solar eclipse or 'Ring of Fire' wowed North, Central, and South America on October 14 with the best photos capturing this celestial spectacle. Check them out in this article
A total solar eclipse is expected on April 8, 2024, just six months after the annular solar eclipse last weekend. Read the article to learn more details of this celestial event.
Expect unusual phenomena during the partial solar eclipse on October 14 with an annular aspect that will obscure up to 90% of the sun. Check out the 10 bizarre things that could happen this weekend.
NASA will be hard at work during the annual solar eclipse for its Atmospheric Perturbations around the Eclipse Path (APEP) mission. Continue reading to learn more.
Check out when the annular solar eclipse will be visible from the United States to Brazil, showcasing Moon's "ring of fire" during its farthest point from Earth.
The annular solar eclipse will take place on the same date as the annual International Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque. Find out more about this rare event in this article.
The rare "ring of fire" annular solar eclipse is a unique event distinct from the total solar eclipse. Check out this article to learn how to see this celestial event.
There will be a unique hybrid annular and total solar eclipse that will cover Australia, southeast Asia, and the Pacific Ocean region next week. Check out its details in this article.
A partial and total eclipse will occur in April and October 2023. Read to learn more details. Eclipse-chasers can look forward to the coming months as a ring of fire eclipse and total eclipse are both predicted to take place this year.
Mars also experiences moments of a solar eclipse and NASA rovers Opportunity, Curiosity, and Perseverance have captured how different it is from those on Earth. Read the article to learn more.
NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) recorded a partial solar eclipse that lasted for 35 minutes. Continue reading to know more about the solar activity.
NASA Perseverance Rover just witnessed a stunning solar eclipse on Mars. Read on to know the details and see how an eclipse looks like from the Red Planet.
On April 8, 2024, the next total solar eclipse will pass across North America. Continue reading to learn how to watch it and why you should not miss it.