Michigan's Next Total Eclipse Is Sooner Than You Think
Get ready for a spectacular sight in March 2025! Learn why the moon turns red during a lunar eclipse and when to catch this breathtaking event.
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Sun’s Out, Shades On: Check Out These Cool And Creepy Retro Eclipse Photos
1920s eclipse glasses are nightmare fuel.
You Can Get Free Eclipse Glasses From These Local Places
With the total solar eclipse fast approaching, ensure safe viewing by getting affordable or free eclipse glasses in advance.
There’s Only One Place To See The Total Solar Eclipse In Michigan
Discover where in Michigan you can witness the near-total eclipse on April 8th.
Michigan’s Total Eclipse Roulette: Will Clouds Block Your View?
Will clouds block Michiganders from seeing the total eclipse on April 8? Here's an early look at what AccuWeather thinks will happen.
Here’s What the Eclipse Will Look Like Around Michigan
A large swath of the United States will experience a total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Here's what it will look like from Michigan.
These Astronomical Events Will ALL Be Visible In Michigan In 2024
A list of celestial events to take place in Michigan's night sky in 2024.
Michigan Will Close 2023 With One Final Supermoon AND An Eclipse!
Michigan will close out 2023 with one final supermoon, several meteor showers, and a partial solar eclipse!
How to Donate Your Solar Eclipse Glasses to Students in South America and Asia
Put your solar eclipse glasses to good use!
Can’t Go Outside? Watch the Eclipse Live Right Here!
Open the live stream above, and watch the eclipse without burning out your eyes. It's perfectly safe, and if you're trapped inside at work, you won't miss out on the whole spectacle.
Part of Michigan Will See Totality in the Next American Solar Eclipse Coming April 8, 2024
When the next total solar eclipse passes over North America in April of 2024, Michigan will get to experience something that didn't happen in 2017, totality of the eclipse.
Kentuckians Planning a Protest of Monday’s Solar Eclipse – Not Even Kidding
You read that right. The eclipse is too popular a topic, and that pisses them off. They feel it detracts from any focus on coal.