Total Solar Eclipse

Annual Solar eclipse 2024: Why 'Ring of fire' won't be visible in India?

The world will see an annular solar eclipse or the "Ring of Fire" eclipse, on Oct 2. This eclipse takes place when the moon passes between the Sun and Earth but does not completely block the Sun

'Ring of fire' solar eclipse on October 2: When and where to watch?

The annular solar eclipse of 2024 will occur on Oct 2, 2024. This year's eclipse will cover almost all of sun surface and be visible for a significantly longer period of time-7 mins and 25 sec

Solar Eclipse 2024: Everything you need to know about the Sutak kaal

The second solar eclipse is scheduled on October 2, 2024, which is also Sarva Pitru Amavasya (New Moon day of ancestors), 15 days after the lunar eclipse. It will be an annular solar eclipse

NASA shares video of how Solar Eclipse looks from space, details inside

The total solar eclipse of 2024 was the notable celestial event since it won't be visible across the contiguous US again until August 2044. Videos by NASA displays the moon's shadow above earth

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: Nasa takes a dig at itself 'Oops I did it again'

Nasa shared a meme on its sister X profile, Nasa Sun and Space, during the total solar eclipse 2024. The total solar eclipse happens when the moon completely blocks the sun for sometime

Solar Eclipse 2024: Know when & where to watch Surya Grahan in India?

The complete solar eclipse is planned for today i.e. April 8 but will be unseen for enthusiasts in India. However, the occasion will excite space enthusiasts across numerous nations

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: All you should know about next week's eclipse

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: Next week North America will witness a total solar eclipse that will cover the sun for a period of 4 minutes and 28 seconds. Here's all you need to know

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: Will it be the longest eclipse in last 50 years?

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: This is a very rare total solar eclipse and it will be the longest eclipse in the last fifty years. Here's how one should watch the solar eclipse

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: Here's when and where to see the eclipse

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: This is great news for all solar enthusiasts as they can witness the total solar eclipse in April this year. Here's all you need to know about it

Total Solar Eclipse 2024: When and how to watch this rare celestial event

A rare celestial event is about to occur on April 8, 2024. The eclipse can pass from Canada, the United States, and Mexico and then it will move towards North America

Solar Eclipse 2023: All you need to know about Surya Grahan in India

The second and last solar eclipse of 2023 is set for October 14, following the main event in April. The Sutak time frame usually starts 12 hours before the solar eclipse

First hybrid solar eclipse in a decade begins; it won't be visible in India

Hybrid eclipse goes from the annular to the total and then back to an annular eclipse

Astronomer discovers rare comet flying past Sun during total solar eclipse

Around the time the eclipse image was taken, the comet was travelling at roughly 7,24,205 kms per hour, about 4.3 million kms from the Sun's surface

Check pictures: How moon blocks the sun during a total solar eclipse

Thousands of tourists turn up to see them, along with a few dozen scientists, for which the eclipse is a unique opportunity to observe the extended atmosphere of the sun - known as the solar corona

How total solar eclipses reveal the dark side of the sun we never see

Thousands of tourists turn up to see them, along with a few dozen scientists, for which the eclipse is a unique opportunity to observe the extended atmosphere of the sun - known as the solar corona

Good news for skygazers: 2 of 5 eclipses in 2019 to be visible in India

A partial lunar eclipse set to take place on July 16-17 will be visible in India as well as an annular (ring-shaped) solar eclipse on December 26

Total eclipse, partial failure: Scientific quests might not go as planned

Total solar eclipses are infrequent, and are visible only from a narrow path of totality