Total Solar Eclipse over Svalbard
In Svalbard, Norway (last month) a total eclipse of the Sun by the Moon occured. In the image, a picture of the eclipse was captured every 3mins (then digitally merged with a foreground frame taken from the same location). The image looks like night during the day and the exception is the Moon itself, which appears surrounded by the expansive corona of the Sun. Of course, about 2.5 minutes later, the surface of the Sun began to reappear. The next total eclipse of the Sun will occur in 2016 March and be visible from Southeast Asia.