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At first we thought Earth had come into alignment with Asgard, but fortunately was just a complete solar eclipse #Eclipse2017

Допис, поширений NASA Astronaut Randy Bresnik (@astrokomrade) Сер 22, 2017 о 1:32 PDT

Here is close-up to the business end of an eclipse, we were amazed at the colors visible on the opposite side #Eclipse2017

Допис, поширений NASA Astronaut Randy Bresnik (@astrokomrade) Сер 22, 2017 о 1:37 PDT

It wasn't a total solar eclipse in New York City today but it was still amazing too see it. The next total solar eclipse viewable in the US is only 7 years away, hopefully I will be still alive to see it and capture the perfect eclipse #eclipse2017

Допис, поширений SamAlive (@samalive) Сер 21, 2017 о 9:22 PDT

#Repost @natgeo As the sun rose over Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, thousands of people and their vehicles were jockeying for prime eclipse viewing positions. Hours later they were rewarded with a total eclipse of the sun. This image is a composite of two frames, the morning sunrise of the Tetons and a timed multiple exposure of today's eclipse. @kengeiger #eclipse #eclipse2017

Допис, поширений Sue Mulligan (@dearsusan) Сер 22, 2017 о 1:58 PDT

. " Great American Eclipse over Castle Gardens " I'm glad I was finally able to take photos of the eclipse after 2 days of driving from Houston to Casper and 2 days of scouting different locations. The most incredidible thing I've photographed! . ===== . Ground: Nikon D800, Nikon 14-24 mm @ 14 mm, F/9, 0.8s, iso 800 Eclipse: Canon 6D, @ 400mm FL, F/8, 1/50 s . ===== . بعد از دو روز رانندگی از جنوبه تگزاس به مرکز ایالات متحده, شهره کاسپر مرکزه خورشید گرفتی و دو روز دنباله لوکیشیون برای پس زمینه عکس سر انجام تونستم از این پدیده عکاسی کنم. یکی از اتفاقاته بی نظیری بود که تا حالا عکاسی کرده ام. این خورشید گرفتگی حدوده دو نیم دقیقه طول کشید و تاریکی کامل شد. هنگامی که خورشید گرفتگی کامل شد دمای هوا حدوده هفت تا نه درجه در کمتر از چند ثانیه سرد تر شد.

Допис, поширений Morteza Safataj | مرتضی صفاتاج (@safatajphoto) Сер 21, 2017 о 10:10 PDT

Photo by @jimmy_chin Jackson WY 11:38am 8.21.17 What a moment...the magic of the universe unveiled. I wish I could say I was waiting for exactly the right timing on this one....but I was chasing ten kids around the backyard and running by the camera randomly hitting the shutter button. This was the only frame that looked remotely like this. Just reinforces that serendipity can be your best friend when it comes to photography. @natgeo #eclipse

Допис, поширений National Geographic (@natgeo) Сер 21, 2017 о 9:34 PDT

As the sun rose over Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, thousands of people and their vehicles were jockeying for prime eclipse viewing positions. Hours later they were rewarded with a total eclipse of the sun. This image is a composite of two frames, the morning sunrise of the Tetons and a timed multiple exposure of today's eclipse. Follow @kengeiger for more eclipse images. #eclipse #eclipse2017

Допис, поширений National Geographic (@natgeo) Сер 21, 2017 о 6:50 PDT

An eclipse from Earth is cool, but an eclipse from the @iss is cooler! #Repost @astro_paolo ・・・ Voila! The #Eclipse2017 shadow from @iss , no words needed . . . Voilà! L'eclisse vista dalla Stazione Spaziale, non servono parole....

Допис, поширений ESA (@europeanspaceagency) Сер 21, 2017 о 12:49 PDT

An eclipse from Earth is cool, but an eclipse from the @iss is cooler! #Repost @astro_paolo ・・・ Voila! The #Eclipse2017 shadow from @iss , no words needed . . . Voilà! L'eclisse vista dalla Stazione Spaziale, non servono parole....

Допис, поширений ESA (@europeanspaceagency) Сер 21, 2017 о 12:49 PDT

Behold! This progression of the partial solar eclipse took place over Ross Lake, in Northern Cascades National Park, Washington on Monday, Aug. 21, 2017. A total solar eclipse swept across the path of totality, a narrow portion of the contiguous United States from Lincoln Beach, Oregon, to Charleston, South Carolina. A partial solar eclipse was visible across the entire North American continent along with parts of South America, Africa, and Europe. Photo Credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls #sun #solareclipse #totalsolareclipse #partialsolareclipse #eclipse2017 #astronomy #heliophysics #moon #nasa #eclipse #solarsystem #science #research

Допис, поширений NASA (@nasa) Сер 21, 2017 о 3:57 PDT

Today, the Sun disappeared, seemingly swallowed by our Moon–at least for a while. The August 21 solar eclipse cut through a swath of North America from coast to coast and those along the path of totality, that is where the Moon completely covered the Sun, were faced with a sight unseen in the U.S. in 99 years. Elsewhere across the country, many were able to view at least a partial eclipse. This series of images shows the progression of a partial solar eclipse near Banner, Wyoming. Photo Credit: (NASA/Joel Kowsky) #sun #solareclipse #Totalsolareclipse #partialsolareclipse #eclipse2017 #science #research #astronomy #heliophysics #sun #moon #nasa #eclipse

Допис, поширений NASA (@nasa) Сер 21, 2017 о 2:03 PDT

Photo by @dave.krugman Today’s #SolarEclipse traced its path of totality — the geographic line along which the sun is entirely blocked from view by the moon — across the United States, from the woods of Oregon to the fields of South Carolina. Its rarity inspired millions to turn their eyes and lenses skyward, including New York-based photographer Dave Krugman (@dave.krugman), who made a trek to Nashville, Tennessee, to see this first total solar eclipse in the US in 38 years. “This was a flashpoint moment I didn’t want to miss,” says Dave. “Seeing the sky go dark and a ring of fire suddenly appear was an extraordinary experience. The light was eerie, otherworldly. It’s surely a moment I’ll never forget.” Watch our Instagram story featuring @billnye to see scenes and views of the solar eclipse across the US.

Допис, поширений Instagram (@instagram) Сер 21, 2017 о 7:29 PDT

Photo @chrisburkard Without a doubt the most documented celestial event to ever take place. The solar eclipse's totality only lasted for minutes in the path that it occurred. Giving photographers a small window of time to capture something most of us will most likely never see again. At Smith Rock State Park in eastern Oregon.. a highliner @handsomerobinson steadily balances on thin webbing as he moves between rock formations. The human size gives scale to this otherworldly solar event. You can bet his attention was torn between walking the line and staring at the eclipse. . Many hands in the making to create a shot like this all in Camera. Thank You for the climbing, rigging, long nights & an even longer day @snackfarmer @russell_holliday @garrison_rowland

Допис, поширений National Geographic Travel (@natgeotravel) Сер 21, 2017 о 8:51 PDT

In this video captured at 1,500 frames per second with a high-speed camera, the International Space Station (@ISS), with a crew of six onboard, is seen in silhouette as it transits the sun at roughly five miles per second during a partial solar eclipse, Monday, Aug. 21, 2017 near Banner, Wyoming. Onboard as part of the crew are: NASA astronauts Peggy Whitson, Jack Fischer (@Astro2Fish), and Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade); Russian cosmonauts Fyodor Yurchikhin and Sergey Ryazanskiy (@SergeyISS); and ESA (@EuropeanSpaceAgency) astronaut Paolo Nespoli (@Astro_Paolo). A total solar eclipse swept across a narrow portion of the contiguous United States from Lincoln Beach, Oregon to Charleston, South Carolina. A partial solar eclipse was visible across the entire North American continent along with parts of South America, Africa, and Europe. Photo Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky #sun #solareclipse #totalsolareclipse #partialsolareclipse #eclipse2017 #astronomy #heliophysics #moon #nasa #eclipse #solarsystem #science #research #nasa #space #spacestation #view #internationalspacestation #research #technology #astronomy #picoftheday

Допис, поширений NASA (@nasa) Сер 21, 2017 о 6:08 PDT

Photograph by @babaktafreshi | While I was flying 45000 ft high, on the edge of stratosphere off the coast of Oregon to capture the first glimpse of 2017 totality, my ground-based cameras were remotely active, waiting to capture the eclipse above the iconic Smith Rock State Park in central Oregon. #eclipse2017 - We are with @airbnb bringing you some of the first glimpses of the Solar Eclipse. Follow us all day as we bring you incredible moments and stories from our experts #livefrom the air.

Допис, поширений National Geographic (@natgeo) Сер 21, 2017 о 2:57 PDT

Eclipse Compilation. Your Welcome! #eclipse #solareclipse #lunareclipse #outerspace #nasa #science #god #sun #moon #milkyway

Допис, поширений David - loc0man - The IT Guys (@the_it_guys) Сер 21, 2017 о 11:09 PDT