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Solar Eclipses

NASA Confirms August 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse With Unusually Long Totality

A rare Moon–Sun–Earth geometry is set to push darkness near six and a half minutes.

Spain Rehearses August 2026 Total Solar Eclipse as ‘Mirror Day’ Tests Viewing Sites and Weather

Lalín and Ribadeo to Co-Host Linked Public Viewings for the August 12 Total Solar Eclipse

Artemis II Sets Human Distance Record During Far-Side Flyby

April’s ‘Pink’ Full Moon Kicks Off a Crowded Skywatching Month

Spain Gears Up for 2026 Total Eclipse Ahead of 2027’s Longest Land Totality

NASA Maps 2026 and 2027 Total Solar Eclipses, With 2027 Set to Be the Century’s Longest

Spain Unveils Official Portal and Local Programs for 2026–2028 Eclipse Trio

Antarctica’s ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Arrives on Cue, With Partial Views Across the Far South

Annular ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Unfolds Today Over Antarctica

Annular ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Peaks Today, Fully Visible Only From Antarctica

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Set for Feb. 17, With Limited Ground Visibility

February–March Sky Guide: Ring of Fire on Feb. 17, Six‑Planet Lineup on Feb. 28, Blood Moon on Mar. 3

Feb. 17 Annular Solar Eclipse Confined to Antarctica, With Spain Preparing for August Totality

Snow Moon Peaks Sunday at 5:09 p.m. EST, With Rare Regulus Occultation to Follow

2026 Eclipse Calendar: Four Events, Key Dates and Visibility for Mexico

Wolf Moon Supermoon Dims Quadrantids as Focus Shifts to 2026 Eclipses

First Full Moon of 2026 Will Be a Supermoon on January 3

Artemis II Targets Early February Launch as India Plans March Gaganyaan Test

Europe Readies for Aug. 12, 2026 Total Solar Eclipse Crossing Iceland and Spain