Eclipses and Space Science: Websites

Run by an Indiana resident, this site includes eclipse simulators and other information about the upcoming eclipses.

Website for those that view eclipses around the world and includes cartoons, photography, and trip reports.

Website created by a film producer to encourage others to view eclipses. It includes photos, calendars, numerous videos, and a database listing dramatic films and documentaries dealing with eclipses.

Website maintained by retired NASA astrophysicist Fred Espenak. Includes large amounts of data and eclipse predictions beneficial for those interested in astrophysics & scientific research.

Meteorologists run this site that is dedicated to climate and weather for celestial events.

Provides information, maps, photos and videos related to all types of solar eclipses around the world.

Website also by Fred Espenak. This site focuses more on eclipse photography, gives plenty of details for beginners, and includes special sections such as eclipse quotations, images of eclipse stamps, etc.

Website by Xavier M. Jubier that provides Google Maps relating to solar eclipses and their paths across the Earth's surface.

Provides information, maps, photos and videos related to all types of solar eclipses around the world.