Watch a recording of our eclipse live stream
During the total solar eclipse on December 14, 2020, residents of Chile and parts of Argentina saw the New Moon cover the entire disk of the Sun. Relive this spectacular event in this recording of our eclipse live stream!
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...And it is gone
The eclipse has ended and what a show it was! We sincerely hope you enjoyed it!
Total eclipse shadow about to leave the planet
In just over two minutes, the Moon's penumbra will lift off from the face of the Earth and beam into space again, like on any other eclipse-less day.
Thank you!
This eclipse live show may have ended, but there is never a dull moment in the world of astronomy.
If you have some time on your hands, stick around and explore our vast astronomy and eclipse resources. We've worked very hard on them and we hope they can answer many of your astronomy questions, including:
- When's the next eclipse. How will it look from your city?
- Is there a meteor shower coming up soon?
- What planets can you see in your night sky tonight?
- When does the Sun rise and set in your town?
- What phase of the Moon is it today?
- When do the seasons begin?
- How far is the Moon from the Earth today?
- Where on Earth is it night right this moment?
Another cool look at the time before, during, and after totality
Partially eclipsed Sun through the clouds
Coming up: Rare planetary conjunction
One of the big highlights of December 2020 is a spectacular and rare great conjunction on December 21, when Jupiter and Saturn will almost touch in the sky. Some people are calling it the "planetary kiss".
When the skies went dark in the day
Time lapse from Las Grutas
Partial eclipse well underway over the Namib Desert
Famous for its red dunes, Sossusvlei in the Namib-Naukluft National Park will see over 70% of the Sun covered by the Moon. Soon, an almost crescent Sun will set.