-
1:00
Family & Children’s Center hosts An Evening with Dave Pelzer
-
2:23
Salvation Army Kroc Center celebrates 10 years in South Bend
-
2:55
Take a ride down the Toboggan Run in Pokagon State Park
-
2:25
Cold but quiet Friday; warming trend starts this weekend
-
2:19
How you can protect yourself from student loan scammers
-
3:03
City of South Bend hosts first ever quarterly public safety update...
-
7:12
Meet the father-son duo who starts every shift with a special...
-
1:45
ABC57’s Pet of the Week: Meet Mack
-
2:20
Twenty-one year old makes over eighty resource bags for homeless...
-
1:34
Alabama man wins a brand-new travel trailer through an Elkhart...
-
1:09
Berrien County parents file suit over multiple school mask, quarantine...
-
1:19
Snow showers tonight, cold Friday and Saturday
NASA - A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon's shadow falls on the Earth. The shadow comprises two concentric cones called the umbra and the penumbra. Within the smaller, central umbra, the Sun is completely blocked by the Moon, and anyone inside the umbra sees a total eclipse. Within the larger penumbra, the Sun is only partially blocked.
Click here for more information
Visualization by Ernie Wright/NASA