Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. An award-winning reporter writing about stargazing and the night sky. An “eclipse season” begins on Monday, July 27, marking the ...

The first total solar eclipse in decades in Europe swept across the continent on Wednesday, turning day to dark across several countries as crowds watched from hilltops, coastline ...

Eclipse glasses are a must if you want to safely view any kind of solar eclipse. I get it: They look silly, sort of like the 3D specs you’d receive at the movies in the early 2000s. But don’t be ...

The coincidence of Earth, the moon and the sun falling into perfect alignment — a fleeting celestial event known as totality — created a frenzy across the region. People have paid exorbitant hotel ...

Dunedin will be the focal point, having last experienced such an eclipse in 1163 – before any humans reached New Zealand Hotels are booking out two years in advance in the New Zealand city of Dunedin ...

Umbraphiles have been planning their travels to see the August 12 total solar eclipse for months now—but if you’re just catching on, a spontaneous eclipse trip is still possible. While many hotels and ...

Rare August 2027 eclipse to plunge parts of the Kingdom into darkness for 6 minutes Add as a preferred source on Google Saudi Arabia’s first total solar eclipse in 77 years: Rare 2027 astronomical ...

Awe-inspiring cosmological events can powerfully influence our psychology. The date is 28 May, 585 BC, in what is now present-day Anatolia in Turkey. The Medes, an ancient people from modern-day Iran, ...

A total solar eclipse is coming next month, on August 12, 2026. Though it won’t be viewable across all of the United States, several North American cities will get a partial eclipse view. We consulted ...

On 12 August, a total solar eclipse will sweep across parts of Europe and the Atlantic ocean as the moon passes between Earth and the sun, blocking out sunlight. Parts of the US and Africa, along with ...

People gather at the Dinnyés Observation Tower to watch the partial solar eclipse close to Agard, Hungary, on Aug. 12. Attila Kisbenedek/Getty Images It’s happening again. Two years after the last ...