Did you manage to watch the solar eclipse yourself? If not, take a look at these amazing pictures...
22 August 2017
| Last updated on 18 October 2017
Every now and again Mother Nature forces us to slow down and marvel at her beauty, or power. On 21 August 2017 she did it again and mesmerized the world with a total solar eclipse.
This was the first total solar eclipse that the United States has seen since 1979 and the photo’s that were captured are breath-taking! The eclipse was visible in North America, parts of South America, Africa, and Europe but only North America was lucky enough to observe the full solar eclipse.
For everyone in the UAE feeling left out, don’t threat! There will be an annular solar eclipse on 26 December 2019. Until then, here are the best photo's of the solar eclipse:
That flare is insane! | - @jimkchin #SolarEclipse2017 #SolarEclipse #SolarEclipse17 pic.twitter.com/TIWdFRSShe
— Earth Pics (@Earth_Pics) August 21, 2017
On August 21, 2017, this happened. #SolarEclipse2017 #Eclipse #SolarEclipse pic.twitter.com/n9C3phL5tR
— Cindy Neal (@Neal1067) August 21, 2017
@Americanair @Boeing 737 descends to PHL during Solar Eclipse. Gary Ell © 2017 #philadelphia #solareclipse2017 #americanairlines #boeing737 pic.twitter.com/54nwadcBol
— Gary Ell (@garyell) August 21, 2017
— Dave Spano (@dave_spano) August 22, 2017
Well, you don't see that everyday. #eclipse2017 pic.twitter.com/ckVDzgvo4r
— Brottom Backet (@BrottomBacket) August 21, 2017
The #Eclipse2017 as seen from #LosAngeles this morning. About 75% of cover, still and impressive sight. Mi vista del #EclipseSolar de hoy. pic.twitter.com/iw5Hw941Zi
— Andre Quiros (@flyingheavy747) August 21, 2017
Will you marry me??? #diamondring #eclipse2017 #stl #stlouis #funwiththesun pic.twitter.com/91uqanHz9c
— Mark Zimmerman (@MovingStill_Img) August 21, 2017
Image of the August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse, from Jackson, Wyoming. pic.twitter.com/2r5riH00P1
— Alson Wong (@WongAlson) August 22, 2017
— Spitfire (@_AEBJ_) August 22, 2017
#2017 #SolarEclipse photos from @NASA - NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration... pic.twitter.com/Sdr4OEaLS0
— Earth Explorer (@GeoSolEarth) August 22, 2017
