solar eclipse

A once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse will happen right in our backyard this weekend and one local college is welcoming the public to enjoy the spectacle like a true scientist.

Hey, New York! Our turn to see a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse right in our own backyard is officially less than a year away!

Next year, a total solar eclipse will be viewable from New York! Check out when, where, and how to safely look at it:

You won't want to miss the next total solar eclipse that'll be right over parts of Central New York.

The greatest celestial spectacle happens on July 2, and here's where to watch without eye protection.

There's no better way to help you put things into perspective as staring out at the night sky, especially during a meteor shower or other astronomy event.

On Monday, August 21, when the moon's shadow blocks the sun - a once in a lifetime solar eclipse will occur.