Annular solar eclipse 2023: Live updates
Annular solar eclipse 2023: Live updates
THINGS ARE WRAPPING UP AT GRAND BASIN NATIONAL PARK (BUT THE ECLIPSE IS FAR FROM OVER)
"The temperature has risen back to normal as the end of the annular solar eclipse approaches. Most of the crowds have left already." -- Brett Tingley
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
You can continue to follow the eclipse as it moves through Colombia and Brazil online here courtesy of timeanddate.com.
SEE THE 1ST 'RING OF FIRE' PHOTOS AND VIDEO
The first images of the moon passing between the sun and the Earth in a so-called "ring of fire" solar eclipse are coming in and the views are amazing.
See the first photos and video here
You can follow the "ring of fire" across the U.S. and watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
KERRVILLE, TEXAS WELCOMES THE "RING OF FIRE"
The "ring of fire" has now made it to Kerrville, Texas!
You can follow the "ring of fire" across the U.S. and watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
THE "RING OF FIRE" HAS MADE IT TO ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
The "ring of fire" has passed over Albuquerque, New Mexico.
You can follow the "ring of fire" across the U.S. and watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
END OF ANNULARITY FOR GRAND BASIN NATIONAL PARK
The "ring of fire" stage has ended for those in the Grand Basin National Park, it will now turn into a partial solar eclipse. You can learn about the main stages of the annular solar eclipse here. You can watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here and follow the "ring of fire" as it moves across the U.S. It hasn't finished yet!
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
BEHOLD! THE "RING OF FIRE" HAS ARRIVED!
"A cheer just went up here at Great Basin National Park as we've reached annularity. The temperature has dropped significantly, and the light has taken on a twilight quality." -- Brett Tingley
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
You can watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
MOON TURNS SUN INTO CRESCENT
"The light is beginning to change as more and more of the sun is blocked by the moon. The temperature has dropped slightly." -- Brett Tingley
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
You can watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
HUNGRY MOON TAKES A BIG "BITE"
The moon is taking a huge "bite" out of the sun as the annular solar eclipse edges closer to the "ring of fire" phase.
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
You can watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
MORE THAN HALF OF THE SUN IS ECLIPSED!
More than half of the sun is now eclipsed by the moon! The famous "ring of fire" will be the next significant phase.
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
You can watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
FIRST OF THREE ECLIPSE-STUDYING ROCKETS HAS BEEN LAUNCHED
The first of three sounding rockets to study the eclipse has been launched!
Launching from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, the rockets will specifically target the ionosphere. During the eclipse, temperature and density will drop in the ionosphere, creating a wave-like effect that can affect satellite communications, including GPS.
Read more: NASA will launch rockets into the annular solar eclipse's shadow on Oct. 14
PARTIAL ECLIPSE STAGE IS WELL UNDERWAY
The partial eclipse stage of the eclipse is well underway as the moon appears to take a large "bite" out of the sun.
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
You can watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
LIVESTREAM IS UNDERWAY WITH STUNNING VIEWS
You can watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here. Impressive views of the eclipse are already coming in alongside an interesting conversation about scientific research balloons!
THINGS ARE WRAPPING UP AT GRAND BASIN NATIONAL PARK (BUT THE ECLIPSE IS FAR FROM OVER)
"The temperature has risen back to normal as the end of the annular solar eclipse approaches. Most of the crowds have left already." -- Brett Tingley
This image was captured by our Editor Brett Tingley using the Unistellar eQuinox 2 with Smart Solar Filter from the Great Basin National Park.
You can continue to follow the eclipse as it moves through Colombia and Brazil online here courtesy of timeanddate.com.
SEE THE 1ST 'RING OF FIRE' PHOTOS AND VIDEO
The first images of the moon passing between the sun and the Earth in a so-called "ring of fire" solar eclipse are coming in and the views are amazing.
See the first photos and video here
You can follow the "ring of fire" across the U.S. and watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
KERRVILLE, TEXAS WELCOMES THE "RING OF FIRE"
The "ring of fire" has now made it to Kerrville, Texas!
You can follow the "ring of fire" across the U.S. and watch the livestream of the annular eclipse courtesy of NASA here.
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