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Planetary

A guide to interesting stuff going on in space science, space exploration, and space advocacy.

  1. Could the total solar eclipse reveal a comet?

    Next week's solar eclipse will reveal the Sun's corona, nearby bright planets and stars, and, if we get extremely lucky, a comet!

  2. A dispatch from the path of totality: the 2017 solar eclipse in Ravenna, Nebraska

    Ravenna, population 1,400, sits on the plains of central Nebraska, and almost on the center line of the path of totality for the upcoming Great American Eclipse. Nebraska native Shane Pekny reports on how this small town is preparing for the big event.

  3. Bill Nye's top eclipse tip: Protect your eyes

    Bill Nye, CEO of The Planetary Society, has some suggestions for staying safe during next week's solar eclipse.

  4. Book Review: Sun Moon Earth

    With the North American Total Solar Eclipse coming on August 21, people across the continent are getting eclipse mania! Astronomer Tyler Nordgren has written a detailed book on eclipses with a special focus on the August 21st event.

  5. Function over form: NASA's Space Launch System gets a new paint job

    Last week, NASA revealed an updated design for the Space Launch System, featuring black-and-white checkerboards streaking down each of the vehicle's solid rocket boosters.