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A rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse will move across the U.S. on Oct. 14. NASA shared a viewing map and timeline.

When the October 14 annular solar eclipse is happening, including a map, timings, how to safely observe the eclipse or watch it online.

When the October 14 annular solar eclipse is happening, including a map, timings, how to safely observe the eclipse or watch it online.

An annular solar eclipse will be visible in New Mexico and other parts of the United States on Oct. 14, 2023.

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The US will see two solar eclipses over the coming months, one in October and the other in April 2024. Here's your complete guide to watching and photographing them, from the gear you need to how to make sure you're in the path of the eclipse.

When the October 14 annular solar eclipse is happening, including a map, timings, how to safely observe the eclipse or watch it online.

A long totality will be visible in Mexico, USA and Canada for the April 8 solar eclipse in 2024. Find out when its happening, how to see it.

Readers may recall a letter published in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) in January 2012, signed by 16 climate contrarians, which we dubbed The Latest Denialist Plea for Climate Change Inaction.  Roger Cohen, William Happer, and Richard Lindzen (hereafter CHL) were 3 of the 16 signatories on that letter, and have published yet another in the WSJ a mere 7 months later.  As we noted at the time, neither Happer nor Cohen has a single climate science publication to his name, while ...

NASA ambassador explains how taking action this week can help you get the most out of the upcoming total solar eclipse in 2024.