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On April 8, a total solar eclipse will be visible across North America. We take a look at where the weather is looking most promising and how El Niño may impact the chances of clear skies.
A NASA mission called APEP will launch three sounding rockets into the annular solar eclipse to measure changes in electric and magnetic fields, density, and temperature of the ionosphere.
As energy spews from the sun and travels to Earth, it will interact with a special layer in our atmosphere.
During that weekend the sun will reach the same altitude and follow the same path across the sky as it will on April 8, 2024—North America's next total solar eclipse.
National parks in the Southwest will offer epic locations to view the October annular eclipse, but if you don't want to miss a chance to view the "ring of fire" from Utah's Island in the Sky, planning early is essential.