File:Diamond ring and solar flares of Solar eclipse 2006-03-28.jpg
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DescriptionDiamond ring and solar flares of Solar eclipse 2006-03-28.jpg | Left: The sun creates a "diamond ring" effect as it emerges after totality. Right: Solar flares, or "prominences" are visible at the edge of the moon's shadow. Credit: NASA TV |
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