The total phase of tonight's total lunar eclipse has now begun. The Moon should have a dark reddish tint by now. Totality will last for 1 hour and 5 minutes. Enjoy!

National Eclipse 1:49am and 2:26am from Pittsburgh - couldn’t ask for a better night!

1 hour and 5 minutes of lunar totality... Wouldn't it be nice if total SOLAR eclipses lasted that long?

New 2026 total solar eclipse travel posters have dropped! Who can name at least one of the buildings in these designs? Hint: One of them is very hard to spell. nationaleclipse.com/store

While we were seeing a lunar eclipse from Earth, a solar eclipse was occurring on the Moon. Here it is, courtesy of Firefly Aerospace. It kind of looks like an annular eclipse, but that's not the edge of the Sun. It's a circle of sunlight refracting through Earth's atmosphere.

Just one week to go until a solar eclipse in the U.S. More info at NationalEclipse.com

Will you view the partial solar eclipse on March 29?

So, apparently the new trendy way to refer to a partial solar eclipse at sunrise is as a "double sunrise." We won't be using that terminology.

ECLIPSE ALERT: A partial solar eclipse will occur tomorrow in parts of North America, South America, Europe, and Africa.

Tomorrow's partial solar eclipse reminds us of all the total solar eclipses that might have been—if the Moon's alignment or distance was just a bit more perfect. It's like missing the lottery by one number.

Maps for tomorrow's partial solar eclipse in the U.S., Canada, and Europe can be found here: nationaleclipse.com/maps/main/2025… A list of major U.S. and world cities inside the partial eclipse visibility range can be found here: nationaleclipse.com/cities/lists/2…

Did you catch the partial solar eclipse this morning? A partial solar eclipse is only about 1 million times less impressive than a total solar eclipse. For real. Just ask anyone who has seen a total. The next total solar eclipse in on August 12, 2026. NationalEclipse.com

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Can you believe it? It's already been a whole year since the epic 2024 total solar eclipse.

Today's eclipse anniversary is a good time to remember that there are three more total solar eclipses on the way! But you might have to do some travelling this time to see totality. We have more details, especially about 2026, at NationalEclipse.com

If you're traveling for the 2026 total solar eclipse (or wish you were), where are you going?

This needs to be called out. Oceania Cruises recently announced four new 2026 "eclipse" cruises positioned "in the path of more than 90 percent totality." There's no such thing as 90 percent "totality." Passengers will see a *partial* solar eclipse only on these four cruises.

The U.K. is spending £50 million on experiments to dim the Sun by injecting aerosols into the atmosphere and other methods. Don't they know there's already a natural process for dimming the Sun?

Unfortunately, a massive power outage occurred today in Spain. An even bigger power outage will occur in Spain next year on August 12. But that one will only last a couple of minutes and be a lot more fun.