Total solar eclipse of 1860, illustrations. These illustrations of the moment of totality are based on observations by British astronomer Warren de La
Total solar eclipse of 1860, illustrations. These illustrations of the moment of totality are based on observations by British astronomer Warren de La Rue of the total solar eclipse of 18 July 1860. They show prominences and flares, as well as parts of the solar atmosphere (the corona). Illustration published in 'Le Ciel' (The Sky, 1877) by French author Amedee Guillemin.
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