Articles

Kate Howells

A list of useful words and terms relating to lunar and solar eclipses.

Jason Davis

Infórmese con antelación sobre qué esperar y prepárese para presenciar un espectáculo cósmico sin igual en la naturaleza.

Jason Davis

Renseignez-vous à l'avance sur ce à quoi vous attendre et préparez-vous à être témoin d'un spectacle cosmique sans égal dans la nature.

Jason Davis

Informieren Sie sich im Voraus, was Sie erwartet, und seien Sie darauf vorbereitet, ein kosmisches Spektakel zu erleben, das in der Natur seinesgleichen sucht.

Jason Davis

Know what to expect ahead of time, and be prepared to experience a cosmic spectacle like nothing else in nature.

Kate Howells

A guide to how to make sure your solar eclipse glasses are safe and certified, plus tips on what to do — and what not to do — if you want to experience an eclipse without glasses.

Jason Davis

No hay comparación entre un eclipse solar parcial y un eclipse solar total.

Jason Davis

There's no comparison between a partial solar eclipse and a total solar eclipse.

Jason Davis

Eine partielle Sonnenfinsternis lässt sich nicht mit einer totalen Sonnenfinsternis vergleichen.

Jason Davis

Il n'y a aucune comparaison possible entre une éclipse solaire partielle et une éclipse solaire totale.

The Downlink

Look at eclipses from the perspective of Earth, the Moon, and beyond. Plus catch up on the week’s space news.

Bruce Betts

Bruce Betts and Sarah Al-Ahmed provided a guide to all total solar eclipses through the end of the 2020s, with dates and locations.

Bruce Betts

Tu guía sobre eclipses totales, parciales y anulares: qué los causa, qué verás y cuándo ocurrirá el próximo.

Bruce Betts

Ihr Leitfaden zu totalen, partiellen und ringförmigen Sonnenfinsternissen: Was sie verursacht, was Sie sehen werden und wann die nächste stattfindet.

Bruce Betts

Votre guide des éclipses totales, partielles et annulaires: leurs causes, ce que vous verrez, et la date de la prochaine.

Bruce Betts

Your guide to total, partial, and annular eclipses: what causes them, what you'll see, and when the next one will happen.

Tanya Harrison

Where did you venture to view the Great American Eclipse? About 100 people were lucky enough to make the trip of a lifetime for it: 38,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean, courtesy of Alaska Airlines.

Heather Hunter

The upcoming solar eclipse isn’t just about watching the Moon block out the Sun. A suite of NASA-funded science experiments will to study the unseen effects of the eclipse on Earth's atmosphere.

Karl Battams

Next week's solar eclipse will reveal the Sun's corona, nearby bright planets and stars, and, if we get extremely lucky, a comet!

Shane Pekny

Ravenna, population 1,400, sits on the plains of central Nebraska, and almost on the center line of the path of totality for the upcoming Great American Eclipse. Nebraska native Shane Pekny reports on how this small town is preparing for the big event.