Here in Los Angeles we only saw a partial eclipse, but it was still interesting. My daughter and I were surprised to see circular bumps between our fingers in our hand shadows.
My hand shadows looked weird during the eclipse
Antonio Turok's 1991 solar eclipse photo captures the haunting beauty of totality
On July 11th, 1991, photographer Antonio Turok photographed the solar eclipse in Chiapas, Mexico. It shows the moment of totality (when the Moon completely blocks the Sun). We see the… READ THE REST
After 46 years, a teacher made good on his 1978 promise to watch 2024 solar eclipse with students
Here's a feel-good eclipse story that's just too awesome to let slip through the cracks. In 1978, earth science teacher Patrick Moriarty made a promise to his students: to reunite… READ THE REST
Don't toss your eclipse glasses, donate them
The Great North American Eclipse has come and gone. The next total solar eclipse to be visible from North America is over twenty years away, and for safety, eclipse glasses… READ THE REST
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