Shallow cumulus clouds tend to disappear early on in a solar eclipse. Scientists think they now know why.
Anyone interested in viewing the eclipse on April 8 at new heights has another chance for a sky view of the eclipse in the path of totality, this time out of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Delta is offering customers a second chance to see the total solar eclipse in the air after selling out of its first special flight in less than a day.
The first path-of-totality flight, from Austin to Detroit, was announced on Monday, Feb. 19. The new flight, from Dallas to Detroit, will be on a larger plane (A321neo) than the one departing Austin, allowing more customers to experience the eclipse path of totality.
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For booking information, visit delta.com.
