Solar eclipse 2017

The peak of the solar eclipse, August 21.8.2017, 13 as seen from near Nashville, Tennessee at around 27:XNUMX PM Central USA time. Photo: Shay Blizovsky

Solar eclipse, USA 2017 – reporting and personal experiences from Nashville Tennessee

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Some of the world's leading climate and space research institutes, including NASA, will use Mellanox's connectivity technology to transmit the vast amount of data that will be collected during the total solar eclipse. Photo: Luc Viatour / Wikimedia.

The Israeli technology that helps NASA study the solar eclipse

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The simulation of the moon creates a solar eclipse over parts of the earth. Source: NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio.

When the sun goes dark: 5 questions and answers about solar eclipses

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A total solar eclipse will occur today, August 21, across the US. Shannon Schmoll, director of the Abrams Planetarium at Michigan State University, explains why and how solar eclipses occur, and what we can learn from them.
During the eclipse, scientists will make measurements in Casper, Wyoming and Columbia, Missouri. Credit: NASA/ Katie Marsman.

The moon takes center stage during a total solar eclipse

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Watch: a video created by the Mellanox company for the total solar eclipse on August 21

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During a solar eclipse the Sun's corona becomes visible to observers on Earth. Source: NASA.

The guide to the August 21 solar eclipse in the US

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Photo taken from an observation balloon in 2006, from an altitude of 22.8 km. On the left side you can see the Teton Range and Yellowstone Lake. Source: Montana State University.

Live broadcast of the solar eclipse online from fifty balloons

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DSCOVR's Earth Color Imaging Camera (EPIC) will capture images similar to this one from Lagrange Point 1, about a million miles from Earth. Credit: NASA / Katie Marsman.

NASA is looking forward to the solar eclipse to help understand Earth's energy system

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Composite image of WB-57F aircraft and eclipse. During the solar eclipse, members of a NASA-funded team of scientists will track the Sun's corona using telescopes mounted on two NASA WB-57F research aircraft. This vantage point provides clear advantages over ground-based observations, as demonstrated in this composite image of the aircraft against the backdrop of the 2015 heat wave in the Faroe Islands. Image: NASA / Faroe Islands / SWRI

Exclusive: An interview with the Israeli researcher who will chase the solar eclipse in NASA planes

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