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Moonstones

Saturn appearing from behind the Moon

Andrew Grant Kurtis, Lakeland Sparkle

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Dreamy moonrise I made for an acrylic on canvas paint & sip event!!

A photo montage captured during a solar eclipse over the Marshall Islands in July 2009. The beautiful image shows the solar corona that makes up the sun’s ‘atmosphere’ in amazing detail as the sun passes behind the Moon. (Source)

The red colour you can see is ionised hydrogen in solar flares, leaping from the Sun’s surface. Those flares are big enough to swallow Earth whole. The looping magnetic field lines you can see in the corona are what causes them (also causing sunspots). It’s a very specific colour caused by emission known as H-alpha, which also happens to be my favourite colour.