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If you’re one of the millions of Americans who looked at the eclipse this week and wondered what other cool things you might be able see in the sky, this guide is for you. Whether you want to spy on distant planets, supernovas, constellations, galaxies, or check out the International Space Station, astronomy can be a lifelong source of fascination, and it doesn’t take much more than a little knowledge and a little gear to get started.

Alan Dyer was a Winnipeg kid in the space-race days of the 1960s when he decided he needed to experience a total solar eclipse. This week, he's on the road with a carload of gear to see his 17th.

Nature enthusiasts work with researchers to figure out how creatures respond to the celestial phenomenon

It will get 1,000 times darker as the last 0.1% of the sun is eclipsed, but how dark it will get during the total solar eclipse depends on several factors.