Solar Eclipses

You probably didn't see Friday's (July 13) partial solar eclipse, but you can get an eyeful of the celestial event thanks to a photo by veteran eclipse observer Jay Pasachoff.

A solar eclipse is scheduled for Friday the 13th, but most skywatchers will be unlucky without doing a bit of traveling.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft captured gorgeous views of a total solar eclipse on Sunday (Feb. 11), making the mission's birthday even more special.

Five days before the solar eclipse wowed skywatchers across the continental United States, the scientists at Predictive Science Inc. already knew what they'd see.

The Great American Solar Eclipse provided an opportunity to get children and adults alike excited about science and space.

Comparing the Great American Solar Eclipse to the Super Bowl doesn't do justice to the amazing interest in last month's sky show, a new study reveals.

Shots of the solar eclipse reveal an active sun.

A "golden ticket" to an all-you-can-eat barbecue buffet turned out to be the ticket for viewing the Great American Solar Eclipse in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Many NASA space missions got a good look at the long-awaited Great American Solar Eclipse, as a new video shows.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) looked back at Earth and snagged impressive imagery during last week's long-awaited Great American Solar Eclipse.

Some eclipse watchers reportedly put sunscreen on their eyeballs during last week's eclipse.

While a long, narrow swath of the United States was treated to a total solar eclipse on Monday (Aug. 21), several different spacecraft captured views of a partially blocked sun.

I flew cross-country on Aug. 21, and the eclipse view from midair was unsettling.

Five Space.com staff members traveled to locations around the U.S. to witness the total solar eclipse of Aug. 21, 2017. Here are our reactions to this incredible event.