While astronomy and clouds don’t usually mix, a rare type of atmospheric phenomenon, called noctilucent or night-shining ...

Manhattanhenge season is almost upon us! Here's everything you need to know about the solar phenomenon before it graces the ...

The colors of the sunset result from a phenomenon called scattering ... This is why blue and violet light reaches our eyes from all directions on a clear day. But because we can't see violet ...

You can also view Manhattanhenge from the Tudor City Overpass in Manhattan, Hunter's Point South Park in Long Island City in Queens or a spot as far east as possible with views of New Jersey across ...

Hundreds gather along the streets of Manhattan to witness the solar phenomenon, which AMNH describes as "a rare and beautiful ...

This year, Manhattanhenge will happen on several dates between May 28 and July 12: the half sun on the grid will be this ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Residents and tourists alike are expected to take to New York City streets Wednesday for Manhattanhenge, a sunset which perfectly aligns with the east-west street grid of ...

On August 19th, what appeared to be ‘seven suns’ appeared during the sunset. This phenomenon is caused by the refraction and dispersion of sunlight through ice crystals in the clouds.

This rare phenomenon occurs only twice a year ... The event drew photographers and sunset enthusiasts eager to capture the moment. University of California, San Diego campus photographer Erik ...

The phenomenon happens twice a year at the fall and spring equinoxes. As the sun sets, it lines up perfectly with Chicago's east-west streets and is framed by downtown skyscrapers, which are ...