Where to buy safe solar eclipse glasses
Eclipse glasses are affordable and easy to use – but you need to buy them now
Read MoreEclipse glasses are affordable and easy to use – but you need to buy them now
Read MoreExperience an annular solar eclipse from the edge of North America’s deepest lake
Read MoreEverything to know about buying solar eclipse glasses
Read MoreThese mid-sized binoculars are solid and impressive for eclipses and sunspots
Read MoreAffordable, pocket-sized solar eclipse binoculars for keeping a magnified eye on the progress of the moon across the sun
Read MoreLarge magnification solar eclipse binoculars that are best used on a tripod
Read MoreMid-magnification solar eclipse binoculars that can be hand-held or used on a tripod
Read MoreThe ideal blend of affordability and magnification when watching solar eclipses and studying sunspots
Read MoreThese no-frills, pocket-sized solar eclipse binoculars are the best portable option
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Read MoreHow to get organized for October 2023’s annular solar eclipse
Read MoreWhere in North America to go to see and photograph the annular solar eclipse
Read MoreA huge corona, glitter-like Baily’s beads and a dramatic drifting diamond ring were the highlights of a memorable eclipse
Read MoreOn Saturday, October 14, 2023 an annular solar eclipse will come to the U.S., the Caribbean and South America.
Read MoreThe best scenic spots for the first annular solar eclipse in the U.S. since 2012, from Oregon to Texas
Read MorePublished on Space.com is an article by WhenIsTheNextEclipse.com editor Jamie Carter all about the annular solar eclipse — a.k.a. the
Read MoreSpecial solar eclipse glasses are required to look at the sun, but those inside the Path of Totality ONLY must
Read MoreGet ready for a powerful flash of sunlight you will remember for the rest of your life
Read MoreAre you prepared for eclipse day? With these simple eclipse tips, you will be
Read MoreWhere to download the space agency’s new high-resolution maps for the 2023 ‘ring of fire’ and 2024 total solar eclipse
Read MoreThis is why you don’t want to be fiddling with your phone or camera during Totality
Read MoreAn annular solar eclipse will soon rip across western U.S. states
Read MoreBetween 2023 and 2038 there will be no fewer than five dramatic total solar eclipses in Australia
Read MoreWhy is Totality so enthralling? And why does your cat not care?
Read MoreOn Monday, April 8, 2024 a totality lasting as long as 4 minutes 28 seconds—the longest for centuries—will come to
Read MoreHow, where and when to see the ‘hybrid’ or annular-total solar eclipse on April 20, 2023
Read MoreMany people think they’ve seen a Total Solar Eclipse. They haven’t.
Read MoreFrom First Contact to Totality
Read MoreFive eyewitness records of ancient solar eclipses in the fourth, fifth, and seventh centuries A.D. are helping scientists refine their
Read MoreOn April 20, 2023 a rare ‘hybrid’ solar eclipse will graze Western Australia, Timor Leste and West Papua. Here’s what
Read MoreTwo solar and two lunar eclipses will occur in 2023. Here’s everything you need to know
Read MoreIn 2024 we can enjoy FOUR MINUTES of totality!
Read More2017 was just a rehearsal. Another TSE is coming to the USA in 2024
Read MoreOrion gets a rare view during Artemis-1 mission
Read MoreA rare hybrid solar eclipse will next occur in 2031. Here’s what that means and how it will affect eclipse-chasers
Read MoreToday’s partial solar eclipse across Europe, North Africa, and Asia has been and gone – and we followed it in
Read MoreParts of Europe, Africa, and Asia will shortly experience a partial solar eclipse as 2022’s second “eclipse season” gets underway.
Read MoreA Total Solar Eclipse is the most amazing natural event you could hope to witness, but if you want your
Read MoreConfused about when and when not to wear your solar eclipse glasses? Don’t be.
Read MoreEclipse types: know your Total from your Partial, Annular & Hybrid solar eclipses
Read MorePartial eclipses are partially interesting, but they’re not in the same ballpark as witnessing Totality
Read MoreOn June 29, 2022, NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) captured the New Moon as it began to cross the disk
Read MoreBright flashes of light from around the rim of the moon are a moving spectacle during Totality
Read MoreAre you preparing for this weekend’s total lunar eclipse? If you’re in North America or South America then on Sunday,
Read MoreHere’s everything you need to know about the next total solar eclipse in North America
Read MoreHeavy on maps and packed with advice (and eclipse glasses) this spiral-bound book is the ideal road companion for the
Read MoreSome eclipse phenomena are better away from the centerline of the path of totality, but it’s a risky business
Read MoreA brace of ‘Blood Moons’ and couple of partial solar eclipses will grace our planet in the next 12 months.
Read MoreAre you ready for the second ‘eclipse season’ of 2021?
Read MoreEverything you need to know about the partial solar eclipse on October 25, 2022
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