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January's Total Lunar Eclipse
Late Sunday night, Jan. 20, 2019, into Monday, Jan. 21, millions of people in North America will witness a total lunar eclipse.
Longest Total Lunar Eclipse of 21st Century Has Begun
Noah Petro, SSERVI scientist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, is interviewed about this eclipse.
Video: Sun's Flash Spectrum at Eclipse
This movie was made by Dale Cruikshank at the total solar eclipse of August 21, 2017, from Ontario, Oregon.
The Great American Eclipse of 2017
SSERVI captures video and images of the 2017 Solar Eclipse.
Eclipse for Everyone: NASA Develops Solar Eclipse Braille Book
NASA has created a tactile guide, "Getting a Feel for Eclipses," to allow the visually impaired to learn more about the upcoming eclipse.
Braille Guide Gives Users a Feel for 2017 Solar Eclipse
"Getting a Feel for Eclipses," features graphics that teach about the interaction and alignment of the sun with the moon and Earth.
2017 Solar Eclipse Observing Guide
Everything you need to know regarding where and when to see the eclipse on August 21, 2017.
March 8th Solar Eclipse
The period of total eclipse, called totality, occurred from 8:38 to 8:42 p.m.
LADEE Survives Lunar Eclipse
LADEE is in the final low-altitude passes prior to its planned impact.
Eclipse Perspective: What Would an Astronaut See from the Moon?
A total lunar eclipse will be visible from Earth early on the morning of April 15 at approximately 11 pm PDT.
Stay 'Up All Night' to Watch the Lunar Eclipse!
The eclipse will begin early on the morning of April 15 at approximately 2 a.m. EDT.
Rare "Midnight" Partial Solar Eclipse Amazes Northern Skywatchers
June's partial solar eclipse is the first of three solar and lunar eclipses occurring within 30 days
Total Lunar Eclipse
The last lunar eclipse of 2010 is especially well placed for observers throughout North America on December 21st at 11:40pm PST.
The last lunar eclipse of 2010 is especially well placed for observers throughout North America. The eclipse occurs at the Moon's descending node in eastern Taurus, four days before perigee.
NASA's GRAIL Mission Puts a New Face on the Moon
A report on the asymmetric distribution of lunar impact basins is published in this week's edition of the journal Science.
Moonquakes have been measured by seismometers emplaced by the Apollo astronauts.