Solar Eclipse

Elon Musk's pictures of the solar eclipse from space

SpaceX owner Elon Musk published pictures taken from space of yesterday's solar eclipse in North America.

A total solar eclipse, where the sun is completely covered by the moon, can be seen over much of the United States today.

Eclipse can best be seen from northern Israel, visibility to last a few hours.

Partial eclipse to last 2 hours. One third of sun to be occluded by moon at peak of eclipse.

Eclipse to last 2 hours. Public advised not to look directly at the eclipse.

Doctors in several parts of US report patients presenting eye damage due to having applied sunscreen to eyeballs to view recent eclipse.

See Monday's solar eclipse - as seen from an airplane.

Watch as full solar eclipse moves across the US.

Solar eclipse transverses entire US mainland, starts journey at a speed of 2485 miles per hour.

The August 21 solar eclipse has Chabad ready to host thousands of guests.

Friday marks a total eclipse, with 40% coverage in Israel - if you look right (while protecting your eyes) you may catch the special event.

Last solar eclipse of 2013 visible from Israel, eastern U.S.; full eclipse only visible in West Africa and Atlantic islands