Tag: eclipses

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez eclipses Jaime Munguia via unanimous decision

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez successfully retained his undisputed super middleweight championship in Las Vegas on Saturday, defeating fellow Mexican Jaime Munguia by unanimous decision. Munguia looked dangerous heading into the fight, boasting an undefeated record of 43-0, including 34 knockouts. Meanwhile, Alvarez had won his three previous fights by decision but was searching for his first […]

Satellite images overlay 2024 and 2017 total solar eclipses sweeping across US

North America has experienced two transcontinental total solar eclipses within the last seven years, and these satellite images compare the crisscrossing paths of totality. In 2017, a total solar eclipse moved from northwest regions to southeast areas, sweeping from Oregon to South Carolina and casting a shadow across 14 U.S. states coast-to-coast for the first […]

When are the next eclipses viewable from Ohio?

Apr. 9—If seeing the total solar eclipse yesterday has you pumped up for the next eclipse that can be viewed from Ohio, we have you covered. Solar eclipses are spectacular but Lunar eclipses can be amazing as well. MORE ECLIPSE COVERAGE: What our reporters experienced — Photos across the area What kinds of eclipses are […]

Which places on Earth witness the most solar eclipses?

The April 8 total solar eclipse is almost upon us. The event will see the sky over the a band of the United States, Mexico, and Canada darken as the moon totally covers the sun along a 115-mile-wide (185 kilometers) and 10,000-mile-long (16,000 km) strip called the path of totality. In the U.S., the eclipse […]

Eclipses and Native Revivals

Guest Opinion. Seven years ago, I stood atop a sagebrush bluff in eastern Oregon, waiting for the coming total eclipse of the sun. As we gathered, talked, and laughed, the air cooled and the yellow landscape faded into muted tones. Ten minutes before totality, in a half-light like some strange Instagram filter, a Brewer’s Sparrow started […]

Ancient superstitions about eclipses paved the way for this scientific truth

Editor’s Note: Jason Colavito (@JasonColavito) is a writer and culture critic based in upstate New York. His writing has appeared in Esquire, The New Republic, Slate, and elsewhere. He is the author of several books including “Jimmy: The Secret Life of James Dean,” which will be published this fall. The opinions expressed in this commentary are […]