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A large, glowing sun is in the center of a dark sky. The sun is surrounded by a dark circle, which is the shadow of the sun. Concept of awe and wonder at the beauty of the sun

Looking from a sand bar in the Snake River in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the moon obscures the sun during a total solar eclipse occurring on August 21, 2017 as day becomes a brief night.

Composite of a partial solar eclipse, various phases of an eclipsed sun by the moon in the sky

North American total solar eclipse of April 8 2024 in Montreal, Canada (digital enhancement with added photographic effects)

Solar Eclipse. The moon moving in front of the sun. Illustration

Total eclipse of the sun over the Montreal downtown on April 8th 2024.

Realistic Solar and Lunar Eclipses concept. 3D Illustration

$Solar Eclipse \$

Progression of the total solar eclipse of August 21, 2017, as seen from a vineyard near Salem, Oregon - proceeds from left to right, or bottom to top

Detailed image of solar eclipse. You can see the animation movie of this image from my iStock video portfolio. Video number: 1362267919

Solar Eclipse with dark blue sky and clouds

A total solar eclipse. The moment the moon completely obscures the sun.

The total eclipse of the sun on August 21, 2017

Total eclipse of the Sun. The moon covers the sun in a solar eclipse

Total solar eclipses happen when the New Moon comes between the Sun and Earth and casts the darkest part of its shadow, the umbra, on Earth.

Moon phases with english descriptive text

Total Solar Eclipse 2024, Astronomical Phenomenon

$Eclipse-chasers were treated to one of the astronomical events of the year this morning, 25 October 2022, when a partial solar eclipse was visible from the UK and much of Europe.\n\nDuring this spectacular event, the Moon covered part of the Sun, its silhouette taking a 'bite' out of the solar disc and producing a wonderful partial eclipse effect.$