Citizen scientists, assemble.
It's amazing what centuries of data can do.
The evidence is right in front of you.
Fifty times the size of Jupiter.
Watch a time-lapse here
Some drawings to explain the August eclipse's trajectory.
Don't worry, it's not rocket science.
Even partial eclipses can be exciting.
Experience over two minutes of glorious darkness.
They happen about once every 18 months
It's both chance and certainty. And there's something kind of beautiful about that.
Tune in Friday at 4:30 a.m. ET to watch the moon eclipse the sun
Excerpt: Mask of the Sun
Popular Science on eclipses in Sumatra, Spain, and Hawaii.
It's an event that should bring us all together, so don't mess it up.
If you're in Northern Canada, you'll get the best view.
One of our writers went all the way to the remote Faroe Islands to get the best view of the event
Don't fry your eyeballs with counterfeits.
A magnificent flare, with a magnitude of 6.7. Plus, see our favorite Sun pics ever
Okay, it's really just an eclipse.
You map, IMAP, we all map.
We really need to work on our communication skills
What is the solar wind, anyways?
This Mars-sized exoplanet is a big deal