As the US prepared for the solar eclipses that occurred on Monday, our furry friends started displaying some interesting behaviors.
An eclipse can take place only around the time of a new moon, they are always adjacent to the start of a new Jewish month.
Total solar eclipses are rare, not often occurring in the same place for a very long time. What makes it special? Why can't we look directly at it? Here's what you should know.
This solar eclipse, while a marvel of modern astronomy, also beckons us to ponder the universe's mysteries and our place within it, as generations before us have.
The 2023 eclipse season is set to being on April 20th, starting with the rare hybrid solar eclipse.
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