Eclipse

Here's when you can witness this celestial spectacle.

If you didn't get a chance to see the April 8, 2024, eclipse in Maine or just want to take in the rare moment again, there are three great videos of it to check out. Watch them here.

What to do with all those eclipse glasses that were such a hot commodity just a few days ago? Lucky for us, there are places in New Hampshire and Maine that will take them off your hands for a good cause.

Don't throw your eclipse glasses away!

The Maine DOT has put out a list of where Mainers will experience the most severe traffic during the April 8, 2024, eclipse.

How does your zodiac reflect the eclipse?

Will you be watching?

Many eclipse viewers in New Hampshire and Maine will be looking toward the sky, since we are expected to have a good view of it. But there is cool optic effect on the ground too. People are encouraged to wear green and red to experience the "Purkinje effect."

The Maine couple decided that Stephanie will begin walking down the aisle to Chris at the exact moment of totality for the eclipse on April 8, 2024.

Even though this is going to be a really cool historic event for us to watch and witness, there's still some safety concerns that the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife want to inform us about.

They could be a little funky, especially along the path of totality.

What is normally a quiet town without many tourists has unexpectedly found itself in the limelight as the prime viewing location for the upcoming solar eclipse.

The last time the Granite State was in the direct path of a solar eclipse was in 1959.

On April 8, New Hampshire is one of the states in the country that will be able to see the total solar eclipse. But where is the best spot to see it?

Ready to embark on an extraordinary journey above the clouds and see a celestial event that won't repeat for another two decades? You can with Delta!

This April's upcoming eclipse in Maine will be an unforgettable spectacle. Here's all you need to know!