Eclipse

Only if you are on the path totality is it safe to temporarily remove protective eyewear and look up at the eclipse.

As the eclipse event grows closer and closer, some Texans may be a bit worried. Here's 10 things they can do to ease their stress.

Central Texas is right in the middle of the projected path of the eclipse in 2024! We'll have a fantastic view, so don't throw out those eclipse glasses.

WSPA in Greenville, S.C. is reporting a new born baby at Greenville Memorial Hospital has been given the name "Eclipse".

I've known the Eclipse was coming for months, but I waited till the last minute to figure out how to watch it. Scrambling like me? Here's some help.

To be safe, you might want to keep your pet indoors on Monday during the total solar eclipse. Even the sliver of it we'll see here in Texas could harm eyes.

Some people don't think hard enough before they type. One Texas mom, innocently requested that the Solar Eclipse party set for Monday, Aug. 21 be rescheduled, and then the internet showed up.

While we won't get the full effect of the upcoming solar eclipse here at home, we'll still have a pretty cool view according to this eclipse preview tool.

People have been planning trips to locations best suited to witness the eclipse, none of which are here in Texas. We'll have to wait another seven years.

Eclipse, Full Moon, AND a Comet on Friday night? Grab your Valentine and check out the night sky as you kick off the weekend cause there is plenty to see up there. The Snow Moon and Comet appearing at the same time is a pretty rare thing according to space peeps on the internet...