eclipse

Since we became a nation in 1776, there's only been SEVEN full moons on our country's birthday.

You can view the amazing spectacle online.

If you're still hanging on to those eclipse glasses and aren't really sure what to do with them, we've got a suggestion!

Monday's solar eclipse has been a boon for the Internet.

If you want to see the solar eclipse, but couldn't get your hands on any of those fancy glasses--don't worry! Check out these quick and easy hacks.

And it only took seven minutes!

On Monday August 21, in Cedar Rapids a full 91% of the sun will blocked by the moon at the eclipse's peak around 1:12 p.m.

The group StarNet has distributed eclipse viewing glasses to many public libraries across the country. Find out where to get yours!

A total solar eclipse will make its way across the United States on Monday, August 21! Here's what you can expect to see based on your zip code.