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Have Photos of the Solar Eclipse? Share Them.
If you have photos of Sunday's annular eclipse, upload them to this post.
Millions watched the annular eclipse that swept across the Earth from eastern Asia to the Western U.S. Were you one of them?
The annual eclipse, characterized by a ring of fire, was visible between 5:16 and 7:40 p.m. Sunday, May 20th. The ring of fire is the result of the moon covering all but a bright ring around the circumference of the sun.
To avoid serious , individuals were encouraged to follow the progression of the moon's path through a handmade pinhole projector.
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A few Facebook users shared these images of the eclipse, taken from their backyards.
Did you capture any photos of the eclipse, or make a pinhole projector to view it? Share your photos by uploading them to this post.
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