Enjoy highlights of totality—the crowning moments of the 2016 total solar eclipse.

Relive the March 2016 total solar eclipse in Micronesia here.

Imágenes de telescopio del eclipse, con narración en español. 

Watch the entire 2016 total solar eclipse in Micronesia.

Listen to music created from data from the 2016 eclipse.

Hear music composed from the data of the 2016 total solar eclipse.

Get ready for the August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse.

See how the sun, moon, and Earth cause total solar eclipses.

Why doesn't Earth experience a solar eclipse every month?

Why are accurate solar system models, and eclipses, so rare?

Dr. Paul Doherty demonstrates why you shouldn't look directly at the sun.

Exploratorium physicist Paul Doherty illuminates Earth's magnetosphere and related space weather. 

Check out this D.I.Y. video on how to build your own sun viewer using items that you may have lying around your house.

Demonstrate Einstein’'s light-bending concept using a wine glass and an LED.

There are many ways to safely enjoy a solar eclipse.

Cast images of the sun using your hands and some paper.

Find out why we sent a production crew to Woleai, Micronesia.

We arrive at Woleai, Micronesia, to film the total solar eclipse.

Visit our airstrip setup for filming the 2016 total solar eclipse.

Visit the tropical Woleai atoll anytime.

See where Exploratorium solar eclipse broadcasts have been—and where they're going.