A total solar eclipse will engulf much of the United States on Monday, August 21, but Philly will only experience a partial solar eclipse, covering about 80 percent of the sun. Here, find out what we’ll see in the city, where to view it, and more helpful information.
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Solar eclipse 2017 in Philly: Everything you need to know
While Philly won’t experience a total solar eclipse, it’ll still witness a pretty cool experience
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August 21, 2017
Here’s how Philly watched the solar eclipse, in photos
Philly got in on the action on Monday with a partial solar eclipse. Here are scenes from the big celestial event.
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August 21, 2017
The best places to see the solar eclipse in Philly
From viewing parties to great vantage points, you’ll want to camp out at one of these places to witness the partial solar eclipse.
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August 18, 2017
Where to find solar eclipse glasses in Philly
Remember: Whatever you do, do not look directly at the sun for this rare celestial event.
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August 15, 2017
Here’s what the 2017 solar eclipse will be like in Philly
While Philly won’t experience a full blackout, the eclipse will still be plenty impressive.