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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The world's most remote island, where moai stand and stare at the stars, will experience an ...

Would you travel across the world to see a 'smiley face' crescent sun appear on the horizon for a few minutes, the tips of its crescent slicing through the haze like 'devil's horns?' On March 29, 2025 ...

The forecast called for cloudy skies. A last-minute plane ticket was obscenely high. But Patrick Coyne’s FOMO – short for “fear of missing out” – over the eclipse was at an all-time high. “I get a bad ...

Photographer Mat Otero has been working at the AP in the Dallas bureau for nearly 30 years. In that time, he’s covered an annular and partial solar eclipse, so he was prepared for the challenge of ...

Experiencing a total eclipse for 74 minutes, passengers of Concorde 001 followed the path of totality as it crossed Africa in 1973, setting a record for the longest-ever total eclipse observation.

An eclipse-chaser visited Rapa Nui to enjoy a mystical experience: the island's first 'ring of fire' since 1788, viewed from among its mysterious stone heads I didn't expect to see its famous moai ...

WASHINGTON -- While Monday's total solar eclipse in the U.S. will be a once-in-a-lifetime sky show for millions, there's a small group of people who have experienced it all before, and they can't get ...

ST. LOUIS • Most people are lucky if they see one total solar eclipse in their lifetime. Sharon and Billy Hahs don’t leave it up to chance. Since 1991, the Kirkwood couple have chased 14 solar ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago's Adler Planetarium is hosting events, special exhibits and more to celebrate the 2024 solar eclipse that will be viewable in Illinois and above the city on Monday, April 8.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. ST. LOUIS • Most people are lucky if they see one total solar eclipse in their lifetime. Sharon and Billy Hahs don’t leave it up ...