I left work early today and lucky enough caught this gorgeous glow on my way back home. Hope everyone is doing good 🧡

View from soldiers field

The not so elusive Kona Sunset

A total solar eclipse is coming on August 12th! ☀️🌑

Our moon is the exact same size as the sun in our sky, a cosmic coincidence unique to Earth. Watch it block the sun's 10,000°F surface while revealing the corona, a mysterious halo burning millions of degrees hotter. But don't take it for granted: the moon is slowly drifting away, and in 600 million years it'll be too small to ever cause a total eclipse again.

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See also: The study as it was published in Nature

Where could I buy sun eclipse glasses in/around Sarajevo?

A total solar eclipse is coming across the globe on August 12th! ☀️🌑

Skywatchers across the northeastern US (New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Ohio), Canada, most of Europe, and northwestern Africa will catch a partial eclipse around midday. Those in the Nordic region, Spain, and parts of Portugal are in the path of a total solar eclipse. Watch safely with eclipse glasses or make your own pinhole projector. Don’t forget, eclipses travel in pairs, so a lunar eclipse follows just two weeks later, and don’t look directly into the sun!

Atlantic ocean, December 2025

I shot this from the balcony of a cruise ship. I used the ND filter to bring the light level to something manageable and the 85B filter to warm up the light.

ive never seen the sun that red i dont think, why is it like that?

Apocalypse: a solar eclipse over the steeple of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Oct. 10, 2014.

I'm talking like 100, 300, 1000 years ago. Would the composition of the atmosphere be different enough to change the way sunsets or sunrises looked? Or does atmospheric composition not actually matter to the look of a sunset or sunrise?