solar eclipse

JEROME, Idaho (KLIX) – Hunters won’t be able to hunt elk or pronghorn on property of the Idaho National Laboratory during the upcoming solar eclipse, but anglers might be happy about this message from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game: “Fish the Eclipse.”

The word affordable has taken on a whole new meaning when it comes to finding reasonable lodging in Boise the night before the solar eclipse.

I can't believe this is actually an issue that is being brought up. There are those in Idaho and across the path of the solar eclipse that are worried about the safety of their pets during the eclipse.

Go ahead and put a big red circle around August 21, 2017. On that day, there will be a major solar eclipse and it's going straight over Idaho.

My family gathered at my mom's house in Buhl yesterday for a solar eclipse barbeque and I managed to snap some cool, but completely accidental photos of the eclipse. We were set up with our eclipse pinhole viewer, and it was projecting a fantastic image, but my sister and I wondered what would happen if we tried to click a few pictures with our smartphones? The results were... interesting. Read Mo

Brad already talked about the dangers of staring directly at the sun, so how are you supposed to watch the partial solar eclipse today? We're all going back to the 2nd grade on this one and making a Pinhole Viewer. The idea is simple: the light from the sun is filtered through a pinhole in a piece of paper allowing you to safely view the moon's transition across the face of the sun.

On May 20th Twin Falls will experience a partial solar eclipse. Sunday evening, starting at about 6:00pm, the moon will block nearly all of the sun leaving only a thin crescent visible. It should be spectacular! We spoke with Chris Anderson, from CSI about some of the misconceptions regarding viewing safety.  Here are a few things we learned

On May 20th Twin Falls will experience a partial solar eclipse. Sunday evening the moon will block nearly all of the sun leaving only a thin crescent visible. It should be spectacular!