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Deborah Byrd

More space views of the eclipse

Primeval and technological wonder meet. A collection of the best images we saw, from a variety of space-based observing platforms.

How ISS astronauts saw the eclipse

The International Space Station passed 3 times on Monday through the moon's penumbral shadow. Images of the moon's shadow on Earth, seen from space, acquired by ISS astronauts.

Eclipse photos from EarthSky friends

We received many more wonderful photos of the August 21 eclipse than for any prior event. We love them all, and wish we could post them all! 

How to watch Monday’s eclipse online

Can't travel to the path of totality for the August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse? Never fear. Here's how to watch online from a variety of sources.

Add your eclipse event to the AAS map

The American Astronomical Society wants to help you publicize your event for the August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse.

Constellation Cepheus looks like a house

The constellation Cepheus represents a King, but looks like the stick house that children draw.

Crepuscular rays from the moon

Crepuscular rays from the moon - August 11, 2017 - from Vancouver Island.

Milky Way over Mount Rainier

Iconic Mount Rainier in the U.S. state of Washington, with a glorious summer Milky Way above. The light strings on the mountain are climbers!

See it! 2017’s Perseid meteor shower

Despite a bright moon, the brightest Perseids put on a good show. See photos from the EarthSky community here.

Well, hello! 4 Earth-sized planets found at nearest sunlike star

The nearest sunlike star is Tau Ceti, only 12 light-years away. It's now known to have at least 4 planets orbiting it, with relatively small masses, tantalizingly close to Earth's mass.