Solar Eclipse Roundup: Your Ultimate Guide to the Big Day

Here’s Exactly What Will Happen to Your Eyes If You Stare at the Eclipse Without Protection

The right way to do it: Visitors at Kennedy Space Center watch the eclipse through eclipse glasses on August 21, 2017. Photo: NASA

The upcoming total solar eclipse promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but viewing the celestial spectacle without proper eye protection can cause irreversible damage. Here’s what experts say about the risks and how to watch safely. Read More

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Airlines Sued for Selling ‘Window’ Seats Without a Window View

When is a window seat not actually a WINDOW seat?

Transportation Matt Novak Aug 21

Spirit Airlines Admits It Might Not Survive Another Year

Fresh out of bankruptcy, the budget airline says it’s running out of cash and time.

Transportation Luc Olinga Aug 12

Wednesday’s Solar Eclipse Might Be the Worst One Yet

The upcoming annular eclipse will block out only a small portion of the Sun, and almost no one will be able to see it.

Space & Spaceflight Adam Kovac Oct 1

Don’t Miss Tonight’s Unique Harvest Supermoon Eclipse—Here’s How to Watch

On Tuesday night, a celestial trifecta is set to occur as a partial lunar eclipse coincides with a Harvest Moon, which also happens to be a supermoon.

Space & Spaceflight Adam Kovac Sep 17