PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses

PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses
PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses
PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses
PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses
PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses
PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses
PHOTOS: Solar Eclipses
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Onlookers gaze at the "diamond ring" produced during a total solar eclipse near Lyndhurst, Australia. The dramatic visual effect, a favorite of eclipse aficionados, occurred in December 2002 just at the moment when 26 seconds of totality came to a close and the sun began to reappear.

Also See: New Photos of August 1 Eclipse >>
—Photograph by David Gray/Reuters
 

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