NASA Selects Two Photos of the Solar Eclipse in Spain for the Unusual Golden Color of the Corona During Totality
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NASA selects two photos of the solar eclipse in Spain for the unusual golden color of the corona during totality
The August 12 solar eclipse produced an unusual sight: the corona took on a golden hue over Spain due to the Sun’s position and wildfire smoke.NASA selects a photo of the solar eclipse taken in Zamora for the striking golden color of the corona during totality. Image: RUI SANTOS / NASASpain experienced a total solar eclipse on August 12, with the Sun very close to the horizon. That position had an unexpected effect on the images: the solar coron…
Photographers and researchers of the space agency recorded the astronomical phenomenon from different points of the planet, the stratosphere and the International Space Station. The rarest images. Read more
The total solar eclipse of August 12, 2026 already has official images of NASA. This week the US agency has disseminated a collection captured from earth, air and orbit that shows the solar crown and the passage of the Moon over Spain, Greenland and Iceland. The gallery published by NASA gathers such varied material as the silhouette of the International Space Station or the outer atmosphere of the Sun portrayed in the sunset. The visual heart, …
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