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Eclipses

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Four-Planet Parade Will Peak April 18 Before Sunrise

Most viewers will spot three planets unaided, with faint Neptune only through a telescope.

August 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse Will Be the Longest of the Century

Spain Unveils Official Portal and Local Programs for 2026–2028 Eclipse Trio

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 Will Paint the Moon Red for About 58 Minutes

Six-Planet Parade Visible After Sunset on Feb. 28

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 Will Paint the Moon Red Across the Pacific and the Americas

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 Will Paint the Moon Red, With Limited Views in Brazil

NASA Maps Out March 3 Total Lunar Eclipse With 58 Minutes of Totality

Antarctica’s ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Arrives on Cue, With Partial Views Across the Far South

‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Unfolds Today, Visible in Antarctica

Annular ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Peaks Today, Fully Visible Only From Antarctica

Antarctica to See 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse on February 17

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Set for Feb. 17, With Limited Ground Visibility

Feb. 17 Annular Solar Eclipse Confined to Antarctica, With Spain Preparing for August Totality

Snow Moon Peaks Sunday at 5:09 p.m. EST, With Rare Regulus Occultation to Follow

2026 Astronomical Calendar Set: Snow Moon Feb. 1, Annular Eclipse Feb. 17, Total Solar Eclipse Aug. 12

March 2–3 Total Lunar Eclipse to Deliver 80-Minute Blood Moon Across the Americas and Pacific

2026 Eclipse Calendar: Four Events, Key Dates and Visibility for Mexico

First Full Moon of 2026 Will Be a Supermoon on January 3

Europe Readies for Aug. 12, 2026 Total Solar Eclipse Crossing Iceland and Spain