In 2017, a young woman glanced at a solar eclipse for only a handful of seconds, and days later doctors found the exact shape of the eclipse burned into the back of her eye. What she began drawing to describe her ruined vision matched that shape almost perfectly.

In 2017, a young woman glanced at a solar eclipse for only a handful of seconds, and days later doctors found the exact shape of the eclipse burned into the back of her eye. What she began drawing to describe her ruined vision matched that shape almost perfectly.

The eclipse of August 21, 2017 was, in the specific sense that interests astronomers, a normal eclipse. It was complete in a narrow strip of the continental United States, from Oregon to South Carolina, and partial in the rest of the country. However, public interest in him was extraordinary. Tens of millions of people bought … Read more

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