If you don’t know what to do, and are always in the dark, living in a powder keg, and giving off sparks, it is entirely possible, as Bonnie Tyler so eloquently observed, that you may in fact be experiencing a total eclipse of the heart.
If you don’t know what to do, and are always in the dark, living in a powder keg, and giving off sparks, it is entirely possible, as Bonnie Tyler so eloquently observed, that you may in fact be experiencing a total eclipse of the heart.
On the day this article is published, it will be exactly one month until the day of the 2017 North American Solar Eclipse; an event that is expected to cause tens of millions of people to stop what they are doing and turn their eyes (properly protected, it is hoped) skyward to witness one of […]
On Monday, 26 February 1979, the public schools in my hometown were closed. Not for any designated holiday or scheduled late winter vacation; rather they were closed as the result of an astronomical event: a total eclipse of the sun. Despite the fact that for weeks we had all been rigorously instructed about the dangers […]
In case you hadn’t yet heard, a total eclipse of the sun will be (weather permitting) observable along a path diagonally bisecting the continental United States this coming twenty-first day of August. As might be expected, there is more than just a little excitement about this amongst astronomers as well as general naturalists.