Moon Will Hit the 'Bull's-Eye' in Stellar Eclipse Sunday

A stellar eclipse will be visible from nearly everywhere in the United States and much of southern Canada this Sunday (April 10). The waxing crescent moon, 15 percent illuminated by the sun, will pass in front of the star that marks the angry orange eye of the constellation Taurus, also known as the Bull. That star is Aldebaran, the 13th brightest star in the sky and certainly one of the more colorful ones.