A new eclipse season begins today, opening a 35-day window that will produce August’s total solar eclipse and a spectacular deep partial lunar eclipse.

Celestial bodies will put on a show in August. There will be both a lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse, and they're both very different. Here's how.

This month brings an exceptional lineup of celestial events, with rare alignments, brilliant meteors, and dramatic eclipses lighting up the sky.

Beginning late in July, eclipse season is known to bring life-altering changes and pivotal turning points

Thanks to this livestream, North and South America can join the beauty of watching the eclipse party in real time.

With the help of an alarm clock and a clear enough sky, New Jersey's earliest risers will have the opportunity to catch a rare lunar eclipse on the morning of March 3. Early Tuesday morning, as the full moon prepares to set in the western sky, a total ...