All news on the topic: Solar eclipse

Millions of people watched the solar eclipse on Monday over north America, with the next full cosmic event due to take place in three years' time over parts of Europe

People are searching online for the symptoms of retina damage after the solar eclipse as Americans were warned not to look at the eclipse without the right equipment

Millions of people across North America are watching a rare total solar eclipse with afternoon skies temporarily darkening as the moon blocks the face of the sun

Witnessing the 2024 total solar eclipse from Niagara Falls State Park was an incredibly emotional experience, and watching the moon completely cover the sun brought me to tears

As a total solar eclipse left millions of onlookers in the US in awe this afternoon, NASA has revealed what a solar eclipse looks like on Mars in a series of incredible photos

As the rare total solar eclipse entered North America this afternoon, scores of excited onlookers at Niagara Falls were left screaming in glee as darkness suddenly fell

THE solar eclipse proved to be a total let down for stargazers in the UK – thanks to the British weather.Cloudy conditions meant the view was marred

Crowds gathered to witness the total solar eclipse crossing North America and darkening skies along its path from Mexico through the US to Canada, with varying durations of totality

A solar eclipse is happening this evening at 8pm, and while many will be desperate to catch a glimpse of it, others will be more concerned about how their star sign is impacted by the goings on

Science teacher Patrick Moriarty was teaching at Webster Central School District in New York in 1978 when he handed out worksheets about solar eclipses to his Year 10 students

Monday's solar eclipse will be partially visible in parts of the UK, but Brits have been warned about vital steps they should take to protect their eyes when looking at the Sun

While North Americans wait to marvel at darkened skies during the solar eclipse, conspiracy theorists on TikTok and X think something far more 'nefarious' is going on

We won't see the total eclipse in the UK today, but it will be seen from parts of the UK and Ireland. The last time a total eclipse was seen here was in 1999, when thousands of people flocked to Cornwall

Jet-setters can get a 'really unique' view of the solar eclipse sweeping North America on Monday for just under £600 as Delta Air Lines flies passengers at 30,000-feet along its 'path of totality'

Donald Trump took to Truth Social with a kooky new campaign video which showed the silhouette of his head blocking out the sun’s rays as North America experiences a total solar eclipse

CLOUDY conditions threaten to turn today's special solar eclipse spectacle into a dud with gloomy weather forecast in some major viewing spots.Skygaze

A wild conspiracy theory circulating on social media discusses the likelihood of 'a massive human sacrifice event' caused by the total solar eclipse on Monday that will be seen across the US

People have been warned to wear special glasses or eye protection to view the solar eclipse expected to shroud the US on Monday, but now they are also being asked to be mindful if they have to drive

Clouds have the potential to ruin the view for thousands of travellers hoping to catch a glimpse of the rare total solar eclipse set to hit the US on Monday, meteorologists have warned

NASA has issued an important solar eclipse warning that could break your smartphone.A solar eclipse is set to take place tomorrow the sun will be comp

A new map charting the precise location of where a 'perfect' eclipse will be seen on Monday in the US has revealed how some towns may now miss out on the celestial phenomenon

Several regions of the US and Canada have declared states of emergency as millions of tourists are expected to travel to the path of totality to view the solar eclipse on Monday

NASA is launching rockets and flying high-altitude planes in the the path of totality generated by the solar eclipse on April 8. The rockets will help scientists conduct key research

Millions of people are expected to travel to rural areas in the US next month to view a total solar eclipse, which could cause problems for cellphone providers

Millions of Americans in states like Oregon and Utah were able to see a so-called "ring of fire " today despite cloudy weather, thanks to a partial solar eclipse