The European Space Agency revealed that a mission to create an artificial eclipse was a success. The photos will allow scientists to study the sun's corona.

The European Space Agency have shared their findings after using two satellites to create a man-made eclipse in space.

Seeing a total solar eclipse can be even more impressive than witnessing the aurora borealis, but it will be quite a while before people across North America are able to witness a total eclipse without traveling.

A pair of European satellites, named Occulter and Coronagraph, have created an artificial total solar eclipse in space by flying in a precise formation. This mission, titled Proba-3, will provide scie

Astronomy is famous for taking its enthusiasts to wonderful places on the planet. Being a guy who would have liked to be an archaeologist in another life, I've had amazing trips to Greece and Italy, retracing the footsteps of Galileo,

There were three iterations of the park that existed during parts of the 19th and 20th centuries, but each was ravaged by fire.

Everyone was going on and on about this big “Ring of Fire” solar eclipse that was supposed to happen while I was scheduled to be out on the water. For me, I do have light perception but it’s nothing really awesome so I kinda figured the solar eclipse was going to be a bit of a dud for me.