The eclipse is upon us, and you've probably already noticed that everyone is scrambling around trying to find glasses to view the event. It is extremely important that your eyes are protected if ...

The 110-miles path of the total solar eclipse will start in northern Mexico, cross 13 U.S. states and finish in eastern Canada.

Even though we can observe an eclipse of Algol with the unaided eye (the star fades from a maximum magnitude of 2.1 to a minimum of 3.4), few observers choose to view the event after they learn it ...

It’s worth noting that just about any two pieces of cardboard will do to make a pinhole projector — NASA has a guide for fashioning one from a cereal box — basically making Pizza Hut’s ...

On Monday, the Slidell Branch of the St. Tammany Parish Library will be the place to be for astronomy lovers of all ages with a solar eclipse viewing party from ...

Regular sunglasses are not enough to look at the eclipse. The American Astronomical Society has a list of places to get approved safety glasses.

KSAT Meteorologist Adam Caskey explains what makes a total solar eclipse and the significance of Monday’s eclipse for the San Antonio area.