Eclipse

People in several parts of the Northern Hemisphere were treated to a "ring of fire" solar eclipse on Thursday.

In addition to the June 10 annular solar eclipse, there will be 224 solar eclipses visible from Earth in the 21st century.

Last night's total lunar eclipse coincided with a supermoon. It could be some time before this happens again.

The event should see the moon turn a coppery red color as it passes behind the Earth's shadow for a moment.

The Geminid meteor shower will reach peak activity on the night of December 13-14.

Unfortunately the eclipse won't be visible for most of the Eastern hemisphere, but other parts of the world will be able to enjoy the penumbral eclipse and strawberry moon.

Everything you need to know about the celestial event.

The first New Moon of the year is called the Wolf Moon, named after hungry wolves crying out for food during winter. This year, it is also an eclipse.

The annular solar eclipse will pass over parts of Africa, Asia and Australia, but stargazers across the world can watch the event via livestream.

The pair were taken to hospital with injuries.

Why does this happen? Why do we always get a lunar eclipse during a full moon? What makes it red? My search for answers to questions like these fueled my interest in science.

Everything you need to know about the rare celestial event.

During such an eclipse, the full Moon moves into the shadow of the Earth cast by the Sun, and is momentarily darkened.

Report reveals how bees responded to the eclipse—with just one single buzz during the darkest moments.

It won't be visible everywhere—but there's a live stream for those who won't be able to see it in person.

Reports of a cloud of darkness blocking out the Sun at noon above northern Siberia have raised questions.

You may not be able to see the event in person—but that doesn't mean you have to miss out.

This is the second type of atmospheric wave scientists have identified using data from the August eclipse.

Between the total solar eclipse, the supermoon, and potential space tourism, the moon was the distraction Americans needed in 2017.

The almost full moon will block out one of the brightest stars in the sky on Saturday—here's how to watch.

The event in the Earth's upper atmosphere had been theorized before, but never detected.

"It's like the eclipse shape was burned into her retina," a doctor said about one patient.

Aldebaran, the eye of the constellation Taurus, is one of the brightest stars in our skies.

Meteorologists predict that as many as 600 per hour will fall through the sky towards earth. 

But solar eclipses have been known to affect temperature and wind.

Considering New Yorkers cared very much about the eclipse, it's uncertain how this argument will hold up.

A total solar eclipse on "The Simpsons" once brought "Star Trek's" Leonard Nimoy to Springfield.

"I feel like having my mind blasted by a highish dose of psilocybin while the moon's shadow befalls the earth will be an otherworldly experience."

A total eclipse will cross the U.S. from coast to coast for the first time since 1979. Here is where and when it will be visible.

Some parts of the country will be luckier than others when the solar eclipse occurs Monday.