Geostationary weather and environmental monitoring satellites orbiting 22,000 miles (36,000 kilometers) from Earth tend to capture the best images of an eclipse shadow. Satellites to look out for ...

Satellites to look out for, which in the past have imaged solar eclipses, including GOES-16, Copernicus Sentinel-3 and Himawari. It's also possible that astronauts aboard the International Space ...

NEW YORK - Not only is this weekend treating us with near 80-degree weather, but New Yorkers can expect another treat from the skies - a partial solar eclipse! JUMP TO: What time is the eclipse?

Time seemed to pause across North America on April 8, 2024. Shadows sharpened, daylight dimmed to dusk and a hush fell over millions of onlookers as the moon slid perfectly between Earth and the sun.

A partial solar eclipse will be visible from the U.S. this weekend, but only a select few of the northernmost states are expected to get a glimpse.

Since the moon, sun and Earth are not perfectly lined up, the movement will result in a partial eclipse, in which the sun will look like a crescent, or like a piece has been taken out of it.

Just like like last year ... there are other ways to view the eclipse, including with a shadow box you can make yourself. Whatever you do, don't look at the sun without proper protection.

The sunrise tomorrow (March 29) will look rather odd from the northeastern coast of North America. With a deep partial solar eclipse already ... the rising sun look like two separate "horns ...

How a solar eclipse affects people ... The Moon will cover only part of the Sun, making it look like a crescent or as if a portion of the Sun has been "bitten" off.

Since the moon, sun and Earth are not perfectly lined up, the movement will result in a partial eclipse, in which the sun will look like a crescent, or like a piece has been taken out of it.