Incredible images of the partial solar eclipse
The annular eclipse created an eye-opening scene...
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Cosmic wonderment struck again this past week, as a partial solar eclipse left may onlookers in the Northern Hemisphere awestruck when the moon passed in front of the Sun's rays. Did you miss it? Don't feel left out if you did; according to NASA, the eclipse was mostly visible in the U.S. in the Midwest, Southeast, Northeast, and in Northern Alaska, right around sunrise. So many were still snoozing. While others were simply in the wrong spot for optimal viewing. But thanks to some of the great photogs out there, we can still get a glimpse at the spectacular, shadowy "Ring of Fire."
Just the beginning...
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Over Fond du Lac, Wis.
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Behind the New York City Skyline
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Slowly rising over Rochester, N.Y.
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Over the Frederick Douglass-Susan B. Anthony Memorial Bridge
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"The Ring of Fire"
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A thumbnail over Putnam County, N.Y.
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Above Brewster, N.Y.
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Rising behind the Barnegat Lighthouse
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Rising above Lake Ontario
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Early morning views at Hamlin Beach State Park
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Projected from a telescope to a whiteboard
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An unlikely view at 6:04 a.m. ET...
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Over Michigan
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Rising between the CN Tower and the curving Libeskind Tower in Toronto
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And rising...
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The "Ring of Fire" meets the Toronto skyline
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Sunrise in Utah
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Perfect timing in High Bar Harbor, N.J.
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