by Theresa Hong The Total Eclipse of 2024 was a truly life changing sight to behold, and I was fortunate enough to have planned for
Eclipse Day Excitement: Unity and Wonder on the Mazatlán Shore Like many people in the U.S., I saw my first total solar eclipse on August
A family’s unforgettable journey to observe and photograph a celestial wonder. In August 21, 2017, the United States experienced a rare total solar eclipse,
The weather was clear. I went out to get the moon in front of the sun’s corona, and here is an early shot. I have
My interest in astrophotography started growing under the influence of my very talented husband who has been doing this for a while. I am very new
I started planning this trip about a year ago by finding lodging on the eclipse path, close to the center line. I found the San Juan
The annular eclipse of October 14, 2023 has led to magnificent, awe inspiring photographs by members of the Amateur Astronomers Association. Thankfully, the skies were
Not since 1925, will a good portion of the New York State population be able to witness a Total Solar Eclipse of the Sun. New
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