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The April 8 eclipse inspired awe from many skywatchers — but now concerns about possible eye damage appear to be rising.

A truck that was transporting 102,000 spring Chinook salmon to the Imnaha River in northeastern Oregon crashed in a road bend, spilling most of its cargo into a nearby creek.

The Parkfield section of the San Andreas fault is sending mixed messages before a time of expected increased seismic risk.

Researchers have spotted an atypical gathering of rare prickly sharks around a seamount off Panama.

After the total solar eclipse on April 8, North America will have to wait exactly eight years, 11 months and 22 days for its next glimpse of the sun's corona.

Millions of viewers across Mexico and North America witnessed a historic total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Here are some of the best photos from the day, including photos of totality, the sun's corona, and the diamond ring effect.

In a lab study, scientists have pinpointed a potential way to "break the inflammatory cycle" of asthma.

Today's total solar eclipse won't produce any especially harmful radiation, but that doesn't mean you should look at it with your bare eyes.

The long-awaited total solar eclipse of 2024 has begun — and you can watch NASA's unparalleled view of totality right now in this free live stream.