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Partial Solar Eclipse on Sept. 21 Is 2025’s Last, Visible From Antarctica to New Zealand

Authoritative schedules place the window at 17:29–21:53 UTC to guide limited southern‑hemisphere viewing.

Partial Solar Eclipse on September 21 Nears, Peaking at 19:41 UTC

NASA Confirms 2027’s Longest Total Solar Eclipse as Spain Faces 2026 Planning and Safety Test

Black Moon on August 23 Will Darken Skies as Perseids Fade

Six-Day Darkness Eclipse Rumor Debunked; Verified Dates for Upcoming Eclipses

Record Six-Minute Totality Confirmed for August 2, 2027 Solar Eclipse

Bright Gibbous Moon Limits Perseids Peak to About 25 Meteors an Hour

NASA Confirms 2027 Eclipse as Century’s Longest and Maps Its Path

Astronomers Gear Up for August’s Sturgeon Moon, Six-Planet Alignment and Perseid Peak

NASA Refutes Viral August 2, 2025 Eclipse Claim, Points to 2027 Event

Astronomers Debunk August 2, 2025 Total Solar Eclipse Rumors

Great North African Eclipse Will Offer Over Six Minutes of Totality

NASA’s 2024 Solar Eclipse Broadcast Earns Two Emmy Nominations

One Year Later: Reflecting on the 2024 Great North American Eclipse

Rare Celestial Trifecta: Harvest Supermoon and Partial Lunar Eclipse Tonight

Total Solar Eclipse to Darken Skies Over North America on April 8, 2024

Total Solar Eclipse Spurs Nationwide Preparations and Travel Adjustments

Nation Gears Up for Rare Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024

First Full Moon of 2024, the 'Wolf Moon', Rises on January 25