NASA
NASA's Eclipse Photo Album: From Ground, Air, Space, and Apparently a Research Jet
NASA goes all out to document a solar eclipse: photographers, astronauts, a research jet, and balloons - because one perspective is never enough.
NASA
NASA goes all out to document a solar eclipse: photographers, astronauts, a research jet, and balloons - because one perspective is never enough.
BBC Health
Post-eclipse, eye doctors are bracing for a rush of patients who thought staring at the sun was a spectator sport. Spoiler: it's not.
The Guardian
The government continues its noble quest to eliminate asylum hotels, while the sun, nurses, and Middle East peace all take a beating.
Ars Technica
Eight scientists rode a supersonic plane to stare at the Sun for 74 minutes - a record that still stands, because why walk when you can fly at Mach 2.2?
NASA
A meteor photobombs a nebula, vaporizes in style, and this month's Perseids peak aligns with a total solar eclipse - because the universe loves a good show.
The Good Times
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