Annular Eclipse 

it does look fantastic when you’re viewing it live

I only saw them in the moonlight and it was partial :(

I think so too🙂

Thanks very much. An annular eclipse doesn't really get dark. It's about the same brightness as when cloud passes in front of the sun. I did take lots of other pictures but I can't attach them on RU-vid messages.

@@DistantSuns You can post them elsewhere, let's say on a photo sharing site, and post the link here.

@@gy2gy246 Yes I can, Here you go 1drv.ms/f/s!Ag2iLJ9hlehDgkK3qAjIFqOLbn8T?e=2mTIf2

If you ever see a total solar eclipse, you'll see how bright the sun still makes the earth in the path of totality even when only a sliver of the sun is still visible. It's not until it's completely covered that you get any darkness. And as soon as it passes and you get the diamond ring, it's instantly brighter out again.

bro even 75% felt like the sunlight was very strange but it was clear 😂😂😂 (5 months later in 2024 I got totality and IT FELT LIKE THAT IN just 40% COVER like 60 mins before maximum)

The ring of fire.

Hey thx for commenting

The 2017 in Japan

Nah that is an annular eclipse actually as there was a 'ring of fire' at maximum eclipse. You don't get that with a total solar eclipse, come on use your common sense if you have been born with any that is!

@@matthewvwukyou’re right but don’t be mean

“Close to a solar eclipse but not total”, buddy, you clearly have not been educated. A solar eclipse is either partial, annular, total, or hybrid you doughnut

I mean both are solar eclipses but that’s wrong