While millions of people looked skyward at Monday's total solar eclipse ... International Space Station experienced about 90% totality during its flyover, and NASA posted a video of the event ...

The current residents of the International Space Station watched not only the actual eclipse, but what happened to Earth as the eclipse occurred. In a video shared by NASA, you can see the ominous ...

Stunning footage shot from space captured the stunning moment that the aurora borealis appeared to dance over the Earth — in ...

Astronaut Anne McClain shared the footage from her vantage point at the International Space Station A NASA astronaut shared a ...

NASA has shared a breath-taking video of Monday’s total solar eclipse, as viewed from the International Space Station. The solar eclipse swept across North America on Monday, leaving millions of ...

Virts, who now lives in Columbia, Maryland, with his wife and two children, was aboard the International Space Station in 2015 when he observed a total solar eclipse moving over the face of the Ea ...

The space station experienced a totality of about 90% during its flyover period. Views of the solar eclipse itself, the Moon orbiting directly between the sun and the Earth, were only accessible ...

Astronaut Jeanette Epps is watching the eclipse pass over North America from her perch in the International Space Station 250 miles above the Earth. Epps grew up in Syracuse and graduated from ...

Ever wondered what it is like see the solar eclipse ... out in the space and that's what causes the Northern and Southern lights. They're really amazing to see from the space station." ...

This evening, you'll be able to spot an eclipse of the International Space Station, and if you get away from the bright city lights, you'll also have a chance to view comet C/2022 E3, more ...