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Science Archive

Archives for April 2024

Unexplainable
She’s been chasing solar eclipses for three decades. What’s she after?She’s been chasing solar eclipses for three decades. What’s she after?
Podcast
Unexplainable

This scientist has seen nearly 20 solar eclipses. She’s trying to solve a mystery that could help protect Earth.

By Noam Hassenfeld
Science
Why you absolutely cannot stare at the sun without eclipse glassesWhy you absolutely cannot stare at the sun without eclipse glasses
Science

Yes, solar eclipses can blind you. Here’s how to protect your eyes.

By Brian Resnick
The total solar eclipse is returning to the United States — better than before
Science

This will be the last total solar eclipse over the contiguous United States for 21 years. Don’t miss it!

By Brian Resnick
Science
Why a total solar eclipse is a life-changing event, according to 8 eclipse chasersWhy a total solar eclipse is a life-changing event, according to 8 eclipse chasers
Play
Science

“You never forget your first kiss … you always remember your first time in the shadow,” says one eclipse chaser.

By Brian Resnick and Joss Fong

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