Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. An award-winning reporter writing about stargazing and the night sky. NASA has published a new map for the August 12, 2026 total ...

A 16,900-pound steel beam recovered from the rubble of the World Trade Center’s South Tower in New York made its way to Huntington Beach this week as part of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s ...

Celestial events have long fascinated humans, and few are as striking as a total solar eclipse. Occurring when the moon aligns between the sun and the Earth, the phenomenon plunges daylight ...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A 21-foot steel beam from the World Trade Center’s South Tower will be on display in Scottsdale on Wednesday as part of the Tunnels to Towers Steel Across America Tour. The ...

A steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center arrived Tuesday at the Florida elementary school where President George W. Bush learned the United States was under attack on Sept. 11, 2001. The ...

A solar eclipse will be visible Aug. 12 across Europe, Africa and North America this summer, which includes parts of New England and the Midwest. The best places to view this stunning celestial event, ...

More than half a century from today, on May 11, 2078, a total solar eclipse will darken part of Texas in the middle of the day. The rare celestial event is expected to sweep across the southern United ...

Proton beams are not only used in sophisticated nuclear physics experiments. Today, they are becoming increasingly popular in radiotherapy, where they are an irreplaceable tool for destroying cancer ...

It takes just a skim of Eclipse’s recent investments to see where this venture firm’s interests lie — and where it is headed. With $1.3 billion in fresh capital — which is split between a $591 million ...

The crew of Artemis II captured what NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman called an "absolutely stunning" photo of the moon eclipsing the sun. Artemis on Monday broke Apollo 13's 56-year-old record for ...

Artemis II astronauts will watch Earth sink and rise behind the moon's curved edge today and ride through a slow solar eclipse unlike anything anyone has seen from home. From the windows of the Orion ...