"Annular [solar eclipses] in many ways are actually easier to photograph than total eclipses. For an annular ... skywatching ...

Solar eclipse glasses protect your eyes by blocking the short wavelength bluish visible light that can damage your retina. A ...

Starting on the West Coast in Oregon and ending in South Carolina, reporters will show you the total solar eclipse on Instagram, so that you can see the path of totality from across the country.

The solar eclipse — which will be visible on Oct. 2 — will be an annular eclipse, which doesn't fully cover the sun like a total solar eclipse. According to NASA, an annular solar eclipse ...

Two cities are hosting major league games today in the path of a total solar eclipse. The Cleveland Guardians are observing it as only MLB can: outdoors. President Joe Biden and former President ...

You can purchase small filters that attach to your phone, or if you’re using a camera to take photos of the eclipse, you can purchase full-on gear for your camera to make solar photos possible.

"These images will help scientists track disappearing ... project asked volunteers to take photographs of the total solar eclipse on April 8 to "discover the secret lives of solar jets and plumes." ...

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover was treated to a 'googly eye' solar eclipse on Sept. 30 as the planet's moon Phobos passed in ...

The total solar eclipse on April 8 this year had a big economic impact on Vermont, according to the Department of Tourism and Marketing. Two studies showed the eclipse generated nearly $35 million ...

When is the Solar Eclipse? Today, Monday, April 8, one of the sky’s most anticipated events occurs as the total solar eclipse sweeps across the U.S. and worldwide and casts its shadow on our planet.