Dubbed a “double sunrise” by Live Science and Forbes, the moon’s silhouette will give the sun a crescent shape, and, as it rises on March 29, viewers will see what appear to be “two ...

Due to its nature, the “double sunrise” effect is only visible for those with clear views over the ocean. Unfortunately for residents in the Chicago area, the eclipse will not be visible at ...

Scientists say some sky-gazers should be able to see a “double sunrise,” which is when the moon makes the rising sun look like it has two horns. Experts say you need special glasses to view ...

the eclipse has been dubbed a "double sunrise" eclipse. Yes, everyone watching the eclipse must use proper eye protection or an indirect viewing method to protect their eyes, said NASA.