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People on airplanes and astronauts aboard the ISS get an extra special view of total solar eclipses.

There are plenty of total solar eclipse streams and live broadcasts to watch the rare event today.

During the total solar eclipse that is sweeping through the United States today, NASA’s moon camera will turn toward Earth.

From using cereal boxes to pasta strainer,  there are many simple techniques that the enthusiasts can use to view the rare celestial event. 

Monday's solar eclipse has generated a great deal of attention.

Weather like temperature and wind will change during the eclipse so NOAA is planning to study it.

"There are serious risks associated with viewing a solar eclipse directly, even when using solar filter glasses," Dr. Michael Schecter, an Ohio-based optometrist wrote in a Facebook post Saturday.

The autonomous Global Hawk craft is used to collect data during storms.

The ICESat-2 satellite will have an instrument on board that will measure the elevation of ice worldwide.

NASA is planning to launch a satellite Friday that will keep space communications going well into the 2020s.

The orbiter sailed through the outermost reaches of Saturn's atmosphere without trouble Monday in the first of five dives which will be a part of the "Grand Finale" for the 20-year mission that will end on September 15 as the spacecraft dives to its demise.

Drought recovery times are expected to take longer as climate change continues and some ecosystems might not be able to take it.

NASA is making is easy for you to watch the solar eclipse via live stream if you're not in the path of totality.

Scientists calculated the odds that a 1,000-foot asteroid will strike Earth in the next century.

NASA and SpaceX is scheduled to launch a resupply mission to the International Space Station Monday.

Of the many factors that must come together on a planetary body to allow the possibility of life as we know it, the age of the parent star is also an important one.

Meteors burn up in the Earth's atmosphere leaving a stream of light behind them making for great photos.

The appearance of a bright gibbous moon in the night sky may render the meteor shower less impressive, according to experts.

The Perseid meteor shower won't break any records but it will still offer a great summer show.

In the harsh environment of space, computers are highly vulnerable to degradation due to radiation. An experiment by the space agency and Hewlett Packard is hoping to change that.

Astronomers are studying IC 10, a starburst galaxy first observed 130 years ago. It has over a dozen black holes and neutron stars that exist in binary X-ray systems.