Tesla owners reportedly waited hours to charge their vehicles after Monday’s total solar eclipse. The long lines at charging stations are like salt in the wound of EV owners who are forced to wait as their cars charge enough to reach home — a major concern when major traffic days can cause long delays.
Democrat Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is under fire for her remarks about the moon and sun, concluding the former is “made up mostly of gases.”
A former teacher in New York had a total solar eclipse party for a special group of people that was 46 years in the making.
We all know how Charles Barkley feels about the San Antonio Riverwalk and the women of that city. However, it turns out he is also no fan of solar eclipses or those who watch them.
Twenty-two-year-old Taylon Nichelle Celestine allegedly opened fire on at least two drivers Monday claiming “God” told her to do so.
Experts have been advising Americans not to panic over potential eye damage from the total solar eclipse, noting few cases lead to sight loss.
Animals at a Dallas zoo reportedly went berserk on Monday due to the total solar eclipse, with some running for cover while shrieking as the sky went dark.
“Star Trek” actor William Shatner used Monday’s total solar eclipse to promote climate change activism, asking “what’s the point” of concerning ourselves with space when human life is being threatened.
Former President Donald Trump released a video Sunday ahead of the highly anticipated eclipse, which will begin Monday as it enters the U.S. via Texas and makes its way to the Atlantic Coast.
NASA is providing coverage of the total solar eclipse from areas across North America on Monday, April 8.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Sunday responded to overwhelming criticism of her “repent” post ahead of the solar eclipse in the United States, noting that while these natural phenomenas happen, “God created all of these things and uses them to be signs for those of us who believe.”
A total solar eclipse is a rare event in which the moon passes directly in front of the sun, casting a dark shadow that lasts a few minutes at any given point, depending on variables such as the distance of the moon from the earth.
Several New York school districts will be letting students out early or stay home altogether on Monday due to the upcoming solar eclipse.
Hotel prices are shooting up to extreme highs as Americans flock to projected hotspots to view the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday.
There are a few things to know as multitudes of people gear up to experience the total solar eclipse on Monday.
NASA says a total solar eclipse will be visible on April 8, a view that is sure to awe Americans across the nation.
A rarely-seen exploding “devil comet” over three times the size of Mount Everest will light up Earth’s skies come April.
Parts of the U.S. will see a “rare” solar eclipse event known as the “Ring of Fire” on Saturday, prompting preparation from California’s electric grid to mitigate solar power loss.
A partial annular solar eclipse will illuminate the sky with a “ring of fire” during the day in the Eastern Hemisphere the day after Christmas.
Just before this week’s solar eclipse, a writer for the Atlantic implied the solar system was “racist” because the path of the eclipse fell across areas of the country populated mostly by white people.
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein, whose first tweet ever slammed President Donald Trump for dropping out of the Paris Climate Accord, threw some serious shade at Trump on Monday during the solar eclipse.
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump viewed the “Great American Eclipse” from the White House balcony on Monday.
While religious tradition teaches that eclipses may be bad omens, it is also true that during the time of greatest darkness, the most profound light may emerge
MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district says children won’t be let outside for recess during the Aug. 21 solar eclipse because of the potential harm to students who look at the sun.
In remarkable triumph of medieval superstition over natural curiosity, a headmaster banned pupils from watching the solar eclipse, all in the name of pseudo multicultural piety. According to ITV News, students at North Primary School in Southall were not allowed
The solar eclipse promised to be a spectacular cosmic light show of the kind rarely seen, but for most of Britain the event was a damp squib, thanks to March’s characteristic cloud cover. For some amongst the millions of Britons who
