Where will you be when the moon totally blocks out the sun this Monday, August 21? Whether you’re within the path of totality or watching it from your desk at work, whether there’s light in your life or only love in the dark, we’ve got you covered.
How and Where to Watch the Solar Eclipse
It’s a little late to book eclipse-related travel now, but should you happen to be in one of the cities or towns where the sun will be almost entirely obscured (looking at you, Nashville, Portland and Kansas City), congratulations—and we’re jealous.
This Tool Shows You Exactly What the Eclipse Will Look Like in Your Area
Just plug your zip code in and this handy tool will tell you what you can expect to see during the eclipse, no matter where you live.
What to Buy for the Solar Eclipse So You Don’t Damage Your Eyes
Protect your eyes. But don’t buy just any glasses...
Watch Out for Counterfeit Solar Eclipse Glasses
Consult the NASA checklist to make sure your glasses are legit.
Forget Special Glasses—For the Best Views of the Eclipse You Just Need a DIY Pinhole
Or forgo glasses altogether and make a simple pinhole projector.
This Website Helps You Find Eclipse Events Near You
Of course there’s an eclipse search engine.
The Best Livestreams for Watching the 2017 Total Eclipse
Why even leave your chair?
Eclipse-Watching Towns Are Going to Be Absolutely Slammed
If you’re struggling with eclipse-induced FOMO, this might give you a bit of comfort.
Some Tips If You Plan On Driving During The Solar Eclipse
For those who must drive during the eclipse, our friends at Jalopnik have some pointers. (Suggestion: pull over!)
Enjoy This Map of Waffle House Locations With Views of the Solar Eclipse
“The Eclipse: Smothered and Covered.”