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Stars and solar physics

Stars and solar physics

US eclipse spoiler alert

21 Aug 2017 Sarah Tesh
An approximation of what the human eye may see during the total solar eclipse, according to the team's final simulation
Spoilers! What observers of the solar eclipse may see
Later today, parts of 14 US states will witness a total solar eclipse. The umbra – the shadow cas

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