On Monday, Aug. 21, the event that millions have anticipated will unfold when the moon passes directly in front of the sun. more
Overall, few travel problems are anticipated this weekend for those traveling in hopes to see the best view of Monday's total solar eclipse. However, there will be some trouble spots due to storms.
Don’t count on the moon to protect your eyes from frying during the Great American Eclipse.
As the Aug. 21 solar eclipse nears, communities within the path of totality are preparing for masses of people traveling in search of the optimal viewing experience.
On Monday, Aug. 21, the event that millions have anticipated will unfold when the moon passes directly in front of the sun.
It’s now the peak of hurricane season in the Atlantic basin and with that comes the threat of an active September and the possibility of activity in October and beyond.
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While millions of Americans gather across the country to catch a glimpse of Monday's total solar eclipse, the astronauts aboard the International Space Station will view the event from a much different vantage point.
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