The solar eclipse will be visible across Europe later today
NASA will live stream the event online for people outside Europe
You don't want to miss this
Europe will experience a total solar eclipse next week
The last major solar eclipse happened back in August 1999
Europe's last full solar eclipse ocurred in 1999
The rare event won't be seen again for over 100 years
A whopping 10 countries are expected to be impacted as the moon blocks the light of the sun in its entirety
Many people didn't wear eye protection.
Just how will the total solar eclipse impact our furry friends?
A Reddit post from a few months ago has a few wild theories.
That's a name that begs to be investigated.
It's a completely unique way to see an amazing event. In fact, it's probably the best seat in the house.
It's a big question with a fairly simple answer.
Sound and touch devices will be available at public eclipse-watching events across the US on April 8.
A solar eclipse is scheduled for April 8, so get your plans in place now.
NASA will be very busy during April 8's total solar eclipse.
During the 2017 event, fatal car crashes increased by 31%.
It's more than just a pretty sight, as it turns out.
The total solar eclipse is expected on April 8.
The next eclipse is due April 8, 2024.