Solar corona in total eclipse
During this total solar eclipse in 2008, the solar corona can be seen with naked eye.
By wordlesstech team|2012-01-15T18:21:29+02:00Jan 15, 2012|Categories: Astronomy|Tags: plasma, solar eclipse|
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