Total Solar Eclipse Flight - Eclipse at 33,000 Feet as Delta Flies into Path of Totality Passengers had a unique flight today with a path-of-totality flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Detroit, one of two Delta flights today scheduled for the 2024 total solar eclipse over parts of North America Along with a similar flight from Austin to Detroit, the DFW to DTW flight DL 1010 flew into the path of totality, giving passengers a view of the eclipse from over 30,000 feet in the air Warren Weston, Mana

Don’t forget to look up! 🔴 Depending on your time zone, late this evening (March 13) or early tomorrow morning (March 14), there will be a total lunar eclipse visible across Earth’s western hemisphere. This happens when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are all aligned and causes the Moon to appear reddish-orange! You might have some questions: Why don’t we have a total lunar eclipse every month? Why does the eclipse cause the Moon to change color? Where do I have to be to see the eclipse? Get answers t

A total lunar eclipse will occur on March 3, 2026. Learn more about it in this animated time-lapse of the event. Credit: Space.com | footage: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | edited by Steve Spaleta | Space.com