So, did you get to see the total solar eclipse on Monday? Was it everything it you hoped it would be? Millions of people seemed to like it. Charles Barkley, however, was not one of them. During TNT’s halftime coverage of the men’s college basketball national championship game between the UConn

On Monday, people across the United States and beyond went out of their way to witness the solar eclipse that transpired over the course of the afternoon, but some diehards who shelled out serious dough to board a flight that promised a unique view got an experience that seemed to leave a lot to be

It appears that a lot of people didn’t follow the guidelines on how to protect themselves while enjoying the solar eclipse. Ahead of the April 8th eclipse, NASA sent out a warning that looking directly into the eclipse without special glasses could cause major eye injuries. “Viewing any part of

Some people on social media are claiming the the total solar eclipse of April 8th is causing them to suffer strange symptoms like feeling sick, having headaches, and suffering from insomnia. In the United States, the 100 percent total solar eclipse will begin in Texas at 1:27 p.m. local time and

If you are a conspiracy theorist, it doesn’t get much bigger for you than for a total solar eclipse to occur. The fact that an eclipse only happens once every 10 to 12 years or so makes it the perfect event to connect to some outlandish predictions. For instance, the next total solar eclipse to