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The April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse will produce stunning views across North America. While anyone along the eclipse path with a clear sky will see the spectacular event, the best view might be 50,000 feet in the air, aboard NASA’s WB-57 jet planes. That’s where a trio of NASA-funded teams are sending their scientific […]

Our Sun, like many stars, is adorned with a crown. It’s called a corona (Latin for “crown” or “wreath”) and consists of long, thread-like strands of plasma billowing out from the Sun’s surface. The powerful magnetic field of the Sun defines these strands, causing them to ripple and evolve their structures constantly. The strands are […]

The month of April 2024 is one that will help transform your life and relationship as you venture deep into the Eclipse Portal and learn how to make the most of the rare Jupiter Uranus conjunction.

A total solar eclipse is coming this month. The last total solar eclipse was in 2017 and the next one won’t come around until 2044. Here’s what to know about the spectacle that will be seen from Mexico to Canada.

A total solar eclipse is coming this month. The last total solar eclipse was in 2017 and the next one won’t come around until 2044. Here’s what to know about the spectacle that will be seen from Mexico to Canada.

Do you wish you could see a total solar eclipse every day? With a new online tool called Eclipse Watch, you can observe the Sun’s outer atmosphere, or corona, in real time with eclipse-like images from space as we count down to the next total solar eclipse on Earth. The new Helioviewer Eclipse Watch data […]

At Total Eclipse Fest 2024, NASA’s Glenn Research Center will debut six collectible postcards that feature custom retro art and fun facts about the center.

During the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, many people will try to be inside the path of totality, where the moons shadow fully blocks the suns face.However, being within this path does not ensure...

Laverne Biser has been chasing eclipses and taking photos of them since 1963.

Though everyone is hoping for clear skies, heres what might happen if an eclipse-chasers worst enemy — clouds — decides to make an appearance.