From beaches of Presque Isle State Park to vineyards of North East, crowds cheered as the moon obscured the sun and made Erie a hot destination.

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The sun’s corona (or outer atmosphere) has proved a difficult subject for solar scientists on Earth to study, appearing only in a total solar eclipse. This phenomenon, occurring once in around 18 ...

Rare celestial event will cast five Arab nations into total darkness for over six minutes Dubai: A total solar eclipse will plunge five Arab countries into darkness on August 2, 2027, in a rare ...

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Two European satellites took photographs of a recent experiment, taken while facing the sun, where they mimicked the circumstances that cause a total solar eclipse. Launched last year, the Proba-3 ...

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This extreme brightness makes it nearly impossible to view the faint corona without blocking the sun’s light, like during a solar eclipse which creates right conditions for studying it in detail.

Solar eclipses are rare astronomical marvels. But it seems that won’t be the case anymore. Two European satellites created an artificial total solar eclipse in space by flying in precise and fancy ...

Scientists say the artificial eclipse images are comparable to those captured from Earth during a natural eclipse, but they can be taken once every 19.6-hour orbit rather than around once a year.

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The agency said the satellites, named Coronagraph and Occulter, flew 429 feet apart in perfect formation for "several hours" without being controlled from the ground to create the artificial eclipse.