Copyright:Stan Honda
原文:
Snowy and cold is weather you might expect at the start of spring for Longyearbyen on the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard, Norway. But that turned out to be good weather for watching the Moon’s umbral shadow race across northern planet Earth. The region was plunged into darkness for 3 minutes during the March 20 total solar eclipse while insulated eclipse chasers witnessed the dark Sun in the cold clear sky. In this well-timed snapshot captured near the end of totality, the Moon’s shadow sweeps away from the horizon and the solar corona fades as the lunar disk just begins to uncover the Sun. Streaming past the Moon’s edge, direct rays of sunlight create the fleeting appearance of a glistening diamond ring. Gallery: Solar Eclipse
中文翻譯:
🌌 在挪威斯瓦爾巴群島的朗伊爾城（Longyearbyen），春季開始時的下雪寒冷天氣，竟成為觀賞月球陰影在北半球掠過的絕佳時機。3月20日的全食在當地帶來了3分鐘的黑暗，幸運的日食追逐者在寒冷清澈的天空下見證了黑暗的太陽。在這一張拍攝於總食結束前的完美瞬間，月球的陰影朝地平線掃去，太陽的日冕開始消失，月球的圓盤逐漸露出太陽的面貌。陽光透過月球的邊緣，形成閃閃發光的鑽石戒指瞬間，令人嘆為觀止。
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來源:NASA每日圖片
