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Total solar eclipses are among nature's most fascinating spectacles. A south Pacific cruise will provide the best observing for the July 2010 total solar eclipse.

Solar and lunar eclipses are among natures treats. How to observe an eclipse and what to expect.

To see the total eclipse you'll need to be standing in a narrow swathe called The Path of Totality as the moon's shadow sweeps over, obscuring the Sun.

On July 22, 2009, the sun will disappear behind the moon in a total solar eclipse for parts of India, China, and other nearby countries.

New Moon and Eclipse are more than just books by Stephenie Meyer and a hit movie series.

Find out what the bright star by the moon is, learn what's in the sky before the Fourth of July fireworks, and see both of the largest gas giant planets at once.

A landmark solar eclipse will take place on July 22, 2009. It is the appropriate time to look at the most celebrated solar eclipse in Hindu mythology.

Sage Atri was the first to predict solar eclipses and calculate their durations. References to this are found in The Riga Veda and The Pancavimsa Brahmana.

Agencies will be able to create ads around the 44th presidential inauguration, the Lincoln bicentennial, Alaska and Hawaii statehood and the switch to digital television.

Using spectroscopy, helium was first discovered in the Sun. Spectral lines labeled coronium and nebulium did not fit into the periodic table of the elements.

Solar and lunar eclipses are among nature's most fascinating spectacles. The December 2010 lunar eclipse will be well placed for observers in the Americas.

The Sun, our nearest star and the center of our solar system, is a giant burning collection of gases. Brush up on your solar facts.

See three bright planets at once and an annular eclipse sweeps southern parts of the globe.

The Danes of Greenland, the Arctic's Nenet Indians, the Russians, the Mongols and Chinese may all claim the title: the best place to view the August 1st solar eclipse.

Amateurs astronomers need to know how to measure degrees in observing in order to find out how far away stars, planets, and other objects are from each other.

The solar system is the mysterious universe in the sky, with the planets, sun, moon and stars. Eclipses are rare, exciting events in the solar system.

Find the best planetary apparitions, eclipses, and meteor showers for 2010.