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April 8’s Total Solar Eclipse Will Repeat Exactly 54 Years From Today—Here’s Why And Where
Forbes· 4 days agoHave you recovered from April 8’s total solar eclipse? Everyone wants to know when the next total
Cloudy With a Chance of Eclipse: NASA’s GLOBE Project Illuminates 2024’s Celestial Phenomenon
SciTechDaily· 5 days agoNASA citizen scientists collected thousands of photographs and temperature readings that are being...
How a giant sunspot unleashed solar storms that spawned global auroras that just dazzled us all
SPACE.com· 1 day agoFirst, it was the total solar eclipse at the beginning of April. Then, late last week, the sun...
Not Just Auroras: Here's the Tech That Got Hit by This Weekend's Solar Storm
Gizmodo via Yahoo News· 22 hours agoOn Friday, Earth was hit by the strongest geomagnetic storm in 20 years. Intense solar activity sent...
There’s another chance to view the stunning northern lights show Sunday night – but not for everyone
WKBT La Crosse· 3 days ago“No more vibrant aurora for Florida or any other ‘unusual’ places,” said CNN meteorologist Allison...
Skywatch: Shared tales from the road to totality
The Republican· 7 days agoComing just seven years after North America’s previous total solar eclipse, this may be the greatest one yet. On April
Northern Lights In The U.S. Imminent After Jaw-Dropping Displays Across Europe
Forbes· 5 days agoFor the first time in months, the northern lights—also called the aurora borealis—are possible this...
Atop the Rockpile: Sun, moon and earth converge for a crazy month
New Hampshire Union Leader· 5 days agoFrom a record-breaking late-season snowstorm and a total solar eclipse to — and I still can’t...
Ohio could experience the northern lights this weekend: What you need to know about seeing it
WKYC Cleveland· 4 days ago“The aurora may become visible over much of the northern half of the country, and maybe as far south...
Giant sunspot region now visible in eclipse glasses
EarthSky· 4 days agoDid you save your eclipse glasses from the April 8 total solar eclipse? Then, look toward the sun ...