Marina Koren

Marina Koren is a staff writer at The Atlantic. Before joining in 2015, Marina was a politics and breaking-news reporter at National Journal. She has written for Smithsonian magazine, Psychology Today, Popular Mechanics, and other publications. At The Atlantic, Marina writes about science, with a focus on space exploration.

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  1. Totality Is Worth It

    A total solar eclipse is a rare opportunity to experience unadulterated communion with the cosmos.

    The silhouette of two people watching a partial solar eclipse in a deep-orange sky
    Gagan Nayar / AFP / Getty
  2. Solar Eclipses Are Always With Us

    “In celestial spaces shadows cannot fail to fall, and the solid earth must now and then intercept them,” Mabel Loomis Todd wrote in 1897.

    A map showing a total solar eclipse
    Illustration by Matteo Giuseppe Pani. Sources: Getty.