Clouds change color because of solar eclipse
An artificial satellite captures the spectacle of the moon's shadow covering the clouds above the Pacific Ocean in a coronary solar eclipse on May 9.
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An artificial satellite captures the spectacle of the moon's shadow covering the clouds above the Pacific Ocean in a coronary solar eclipse on May 9.
For many North Americans, the solar eclipse taken on August 21, 2017 will be the rare total solar eclipse that people can admire, take pictures and observe the whole sce…
People across the United States are very excited to closely observe the virtual transformation of the sun during the total solar eclipse of August 21.
Although the total solar eclipse was not achieved, the people in Vietnam got up early to watch this very interesting event.
North Americans have the opportunity to observe a solar eclipse, when the Moon obscures part of the Sun.
Yesterday's rare astronomical phenomenon appeared in North America, Africa and Europe, allowing people to observe a partial and total solar eclipse.
When the eclipse left a dark streak on America in the past week, millions of people looked up to the sky to witness one of the spectacular performances of this nature. B…
This morning (May 21), partial eclipse appeared in the area along the Pacific Ocean. Countries that observe this phenomenon most clearly are in China, Japan, Korea, Viet…
Thailand eclipse, Mars and rainbow, aurora on the Indian Ocean ... is one of the 10 most beautiful space photos of 2010 ...
Solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun and observes from Earth, at which time the Moon completely obscures or part of the Sun.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) will regulate two WB-57F jets tracking the total solar eclipse event that took place in late August.
Recently, the Curiosity probe of the US Space Agency - NASA recorded the fascinating sequence of images taken from the surface of the Red Planet on August 1.
In Australia, the eclipse began in Tennant Creek cities, Alice Springs and Northern Territory, in the north-west of Australia on May 10.
On March 9, Vietnamese astronomers will have a chance to admire a partial eclipse - the most anticipated astronomical phenomenon in 2016.
The weather without rain on the morning of March 9 will create conditions for Vietnamese to admire the partial eclipse phenomenon.