OUR LATEST Eclipse ARTICLES

On 12 August 2026, Germany will experience an impressive partial solar eclipse. Learn where to find an unobstructed view of the low Sun, how the atmosphere affects visibility and which protection is required for safe observation.

In June 2026, I was able to test a first sample of the revised version of the proven AstroSolar® film. The has a slightly higher optical density than its predecessor from 1999 and complies with...

In this article we will take a brief look at some astronomical events that will take place during 2026.

The Baader Solar Projection Screen (BSPS) enables safe solar observation, particularly suitable for small groups. To give you the best possible information about this product, we have compiled some questions and answers on this page.

For years now our colleagues have been hunting for the next Solar eclipse in the most remote places of the World. Please review our previous blog posts on AstroSolar.com, for example: 2015: Solar Eclipse Adventrue...

For a few days now, warnings have been circulating in which Amazon questions the safe use of AstroSolar® and Celestron EclipSmart® solar filters. In this blog post, we explain why these warnings are based on a misinterpretation, which technical and normative backgrounds are relevant and why both product lines are absolutely safe when used properly.

We have just had the Winter solstice (Summer solstice in the southern hemisphere) and, as 2022 draws to a close, we thought it would be interesting to let you know of some astronomy events to...

In just under a month, an annular Solar eclipse will take place on the morning of Thursday June 10th. An annular eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun but the...

For years our colleagues Martin Rietze and Michael Risch have been hunting for the next solar eclipse in the most remote places in the world. See e.g. our previous blog posts, some on AstroSolar.com: 2015...