One year remains until the Aug. 2, 2027 total solar eclipse, the longest visible from land this century, crossing Spain, North Africa and the Middle East.
Several cruise lines are sailing into the path of the August 12, 2026, total solar eclipse—with NASA veterans and other astronauts on board.
July’s buck moon rose worldwide on July 29, 2026, marking midsummer nights and setting the stage for August’s eclipse-packed skies.
A new study reveals when every country last saw and will next see a total solar eclipse, with Malta topping the list for the longest total solar eclipse drought.
Hawai‘i’s beloved spinner dolphins, known as Naiʻa, are a major tourist draw. But a new study shows that we may be loving the playful dolphins to death.
Everything you need to know about July’s full moon, including when it turns full, the best evening to see it rise and how it sets the stage for a total solar eclipse.
With the total solar eclipse taking place so close to sunset on Aug. 12, eclipse chasers in the path in Spain could find their view blocked by mountains and buildings.
On July 22, 2028, a spectacular total solar eclipse will unfold above one of the world’s most famous skylines, plunging Sydney, Australia, into darkness during the day.
Europe’s total solar eclipse on Aug. 12 will see totality in Spain and Iceland and a deep partial eclipse in the rest of the continent, as Perseid meteors peak.
From stargazing tents and meteor-watching camp chairs to solar eclipse glasses to smart telescopes, here’s the gear worth packing for trips to dark skies this summer.