Eclipse totalities don’t always have the same lengths and the first ever solar eclipse recordings were discovered in China. read more

Partial solar eclipse 2018: A partial solar eclipse will take place on August 11. Here are 5 superstitions and myths associated with eclipses. read more

Lunar eclipse 2018: Star-gazers across the world will also get a chance to witness a deep red Blood Moon, a situation that occurs when the moon is perfectly eclipsed and appears reddish due to the sunlight. read more

Solar Eclipse 2018: Follow the traditional guidelines recommended by Ayurveda on what to eat and avoid during the Surya Grahan. Ayurveda prescribes dietary restrictions during the solar eclipse. read more

Solar eclipse is schedules for Friday the 13th. But only a lucky few will be able to catch the sight as the partial eclipse will be visible mostly over open waters from the southern parts of Australia and New Zealand. The real treat is the lunar eclipse that will take place later this month. This will be the longest total lunar eclipse of the century which is expected to last for an hour and 43 minutes. This rare celestial event will be visible across Europe, Africa Asia, Australia and South America. In India, it can be seen after 11:54 pm IST on July 27. On July 31, Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun will be 57.6 million km from Earth, the closest it has been since 2003. (HT Correspondent )read more

Solar Eclipse 2018 myth: A partial solar eclipse will take place this Friday the 13th. We dig up 5 superstitions and myths associated with eclipses. read more

People are in for a triple celestial treat this month with a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse set to happen and Mars expected to come closest to Earth than it has in nearly two decades. read more

On Wednesday, much of the world will get to see not only a blue moon and a supermoon, but also a total lunar eclipse, all rolled into one. There hasn’t been a triple lineup like this since 1982 and the next won’t occur until 2037. The total lunar eclipse, which can be seen from everywhere in India, begins at 5.20 pm with what is called the partial shadow or penumbra of the earth’s shadow striking the moon. (AP)read more

Images captured by the space agency’s telescopes and spacecraft: from hurricanes to solar eclipse. read more

It was one of the biggest internet events in recent history and by far the biggest online event NASA has ever measured. read more

A meme, retweeted by Donald Trump, shows a smiling US President in a series of images gradually blocking his predecessor Barack Obama’s face. read more

Greenville Memorial Hospital gifted the newborn a ‘total solar eclipse’ jumpsuit. read more

As compensation, there are annual solar eclipses coming up in 2019 and the year after. read more

Look who just photobombed the Sun! read more

@NASAMoon blocked @NASASun’s Twitter account during the solar eclipse, leaving the internet amused. read more