solar eclipse

The Solar Eclipse Burned a Crescent Shape Into This Woman’s Eye

By Jamie Ducharme / People

The Moon Trolled the Sun Online During the Solar Eclipse Because This Is 2017

By Megan McCluskey

What to Do With Your Solar Eclipse Glasses Now That It's Over

By Lucinda Shen

The Celebrities Are Losing It Over the Great American Eclipse

By Cady Lang
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President Trump Looked at the Eclipse Without Glasses. The Internet Had a Field Day

See the best Trump eclipse memes

By Ashley Hoffman

Here’s How Tesla CEO Elon Musk Is Watching the Total Solar Eclipse

CEOs, they're just like us

By Lucinda Shen

Watch the International Space Station Travel Across the Solar Eclipse

The space station is seen in silhouette as it transits the sun

By Josh Raab

Here Are the Funniest Total Solar Eclipse Memes

Monday’s the big day. The day America has been waiting for. It’s total solar eclipse go-time. Viewers in states across the U.S. will be able to glimpse what’s being called the Great American Eclipse as...

By Raisa Bruner

The Internet Loves This Moon Pie-Hostess Solar Eclipse Twitter Beef

With all eyes on the total solar eclipse of our time, companies are racing to cash in — and two snack cakes have gone tweet-to-tweet in the battle for the title of the official eclipse...

By Ashley Hoffman

Watch Live as the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse Crosses the U.S.

Our broadcast is hosted by popular space personality Amy Shira Teitel and TIME's Jeff Kluger

By Melissa Chan

When to Watch the Total Solar Eclipse in Casper, Wyoming

Here's what you can expect to see

By Chris Wilson and Mahita Gajanan

When Is the Next Total Solar Eclipse in the U.S.?

Here's when the next eclipse will be after Aug. 21, 2017

By Lucinda Shen

Here Are the Best Last-Minute Spots to Watch the Solar Eclipse

It's not too late to book a spot in the eclipse's path of totality

By David Johnson and Jennifer Calfas

How to Make Your Own Solar Eclipse Viewer

No eclipse glasses? No problem

By Sarah Begley and TIME Video

Man With Eye Damage From Eclipse Warns Others

Lou Tomososki damaged his eyes in 1962 while looking at a partial solar eclipse

By Jason Duaine Hahn / People

Here's a Preview of the Solar Eclipse Traffic Nightmare

The backup in Oregon was between 20 and 30 miles long

By Julia Zorthian

How to Photograph the 2017 Solar Eclipse

What you need to know to capture beautiful eclipse images

By Joey Lautrup

See How the Solar Eclipse Will Look From Anywhere in the U.S.

Enter any location to see an animation of the big event.

By Chris Wilson

Here's How You Can Watch a Solar Eclipse From the Sky

Alaska Airlines is planning to charter a special flight for the rare eclipse

By Katie Reilly

Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Rises Over Africa

Known as a “ring of fire“, an annular solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes in front of the sun, but is not near enough to us to totally block it out.On September 1st, this...

By Marisa Gertz
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