A total solar eclipse swept across the Pacific Ocean, Chile and Argentina in stunning fashion.
Solar eclipse 2019: South America will host the first total solar eclipse since 2017's great American eclipse Tuesday, and you can tune in to watch the magic.
It's not so unusual for one of the red planet's moons to pass in front of the sun, but catching it at dusk takes some effort.
Starting today and all through August, Earthlings will enjoy planetary posturing that includes a Mars opposition, a rare blood moon and the fantastic annual Perseid meteor shower.
It was a year in tech that some people probably want to forget. From the Equifax hack to the 10th anniversary iPhone to net neutrality, CNET editors take a look back at the best and worst that 2017 had to offer.
Almost twice as many American adults watched the solar eclipse as viewed the Super Bowl, a University of Michigan study shows.
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter snapped a winner of a solar eclipse photo from its long-distant location near the moon.
More than 34,000 images of the eclipse taken by amateur scientists across the US have been assembled into a continuous view of the event.
Spotify released an animation showing how plays of the song spiked 3,521 percent during the eclipse.
The 2017 eclipse tested the photography skills of CNET's Stephen Shankland. Here's a look at how he shot the astronomical event and the photos he got.
Commentary: I worked hard to make the most of two minutes of panicky astrophotography in rural Idaho. Here's what I did -- and what I learned.
If you missed this year's total solar eclipse, don't worry. You'll get another chance in 2024. But you better start planning now.
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