Breath taking pictures of the solar eclipse around the world
By
Editorial Staff in
Amazing
On 20th February 2014
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#1: 01. Ring of Fire: A one of its kind full solar eclipse recorded on November 14 which was visible in New Zealand and Australia. An eclipse of this kind was last recorded to in 1854.
#2: 02. Another full solar eclipse that caused thousands of people come out of their home and experiences the greatness of nature - also known as Australia Solar Eclipse.
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#3: Hundreds of Onlookers watched and took pictures.
#4: Daylight faces really strange things due to an eclipse.
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#5: A beautiful pair of the empire state building and Solar Eclipse.
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#6: This is one of the most unique pictures ever shot - over the Atlantic Ocean, a plane flying captured this unique picture of darkness in daytime during the total solar eclipse.
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#7: A woman with glasses experiencing the amazing Solar Eclipse in Lakeland, Australia.
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#8: A great cosmic also referred to as Diamond Ring glints over right after the total solar eclipse when the Sun was emerging in Australia.
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#9: Cairns, Australia! Air balloon created an awesome and fascinating visual experience to the eclipse watchers.
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#10: Local tourists enjoying the scenery of a total Solar Eclipse while using disposable glasses, especially made to watch the Solar Eclipse in Cairns, Australia.
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#11: Solar Crescent
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#12: Hole in the Sun or Sun at the Hole!
#13: During this great total Solar Eclipse, the corona of the sun is in full bloom.
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#14: A twitter user took this marvelous picture of this solar eclipse in its best viewing condition. The picture was taken in Hampton, Central Africa.
#15: During the Solar Eclipse in Annapolis, MD; moon shadow is creating an outstanding view while blocking the bottom area of the visible Sun.
