The moon, Earth and sun will be briefly aligned on April 8, causing a total solar eclipse.

On Monday (April 8), the sky over a swathe of North America will briefly darken as the moon covers the sun completely during a total solar eclipse.

When the moon passes between the sun and the earth on April 8, many Long Islanders will be watching, some from schools and parks across the region, where the eclipse will be partial. Others will ...

The next total solar eclipse is in April and people already have travel plans After April 8, the next cosmic super show in the continental 48 won’t be until 2045, and then only areas of the ...

The upcoming solar eclipse on April 8 will darken the sky for millions as the moon passes in front of the sun – but the spectacle could also affect how much solar power gets generated.

When the moon fully covers the sun on April 8, viewers will have a rare view of the sun's corona, and everything that explodes out of it.

Where to look for the devil comet on April 8 The solar eclipse will surely dominate America's attention April 8, but other planets and stars will appear as the sun's light is blocked by the moon.

When the total solar eclipse travels across North America on April 8, the skies will darken. Here's what to look for during totality.

The April 8 total solar eclipse will be visible from several astronomical observatories across North America. Here are four that have big events planned for the day the sun disappears.

On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will sweep across North America. Most of the Dallas-Fort Worth area is in the path of totality, giving residents the ...

Weather permitting, all of the contiguous U.S. will be treated to at least a part of the April 8 total solar eclipse. For those places in the path of totality – the 115-mile-wide swath across 15 ...