Eclipse chasers from Colorado will seek clues for predicting geomagnetic space storms

DENVER — When today’s solar eclipse casts its shadow, Colorado-based scientists will chase it in a jet flying faster than 500 mph and aim a coffin-shaped instrument straight at the

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