Medicine & TechnologyNASA's satellite was able to capture the moon casting its shadow on the sun during the annular solar eclipse early Thursday morning.
For the first time since 2017, a magnificent solar eclipse will dazzle parts of the United States next week, appearing as an ominous and fiery burning light in the sky.
May 26 is the schedule for the first eclipse, Blood Moon, observable over our skies. Here is the list of times and dates for the solar and lunar eclipse in 2021.
Half of the Earth will be witnessing a Strawberry Moon, while the other half will see a penumbral lunar eclipse. Two weeks later, an annular Solar Eclipse will make an appearance.
Scientists at NASA look forward to the solar eclipse that will pass across America next month and use the event to understand the energy system of the Earth. The expected solar eclipse will occur on Aug. 21.