The impressive footage was captured by Mark Johnston from his backyard in Scottsdale, Arizona. Credit: Mark Johnston Music: A ...

Solar prominences, explains NASA, are large, bright loops of plasma anchored to the Sun's surface in the photosphere — the visible surface of the Sun — that extend into the Sun's outer atmosphere.

NASA photographer Keegan Barber captured several bright pink 'solar prominences' during the eclipse as the sun hung nearly 93 million miles above Dallas, Texas on April 8, 2024 (above) ...

A solar prominence is a tangled, twisted structure of magnetic field plasma generated by the sun, according to NASA.The structures are anchored to the sun's surface and extend out for hundreds of ...

A solar prominence is a tangled, twisted structure of magnetic field plasma generated by the sun, according to NASA.The structures are anchored to the sun's surface and extend out for hundreds of ...

A solar prominence is a tangled, twisted structure of magnetic field plasma generated by the sun, according to NASA.The structures are anchored to the sun's surface and extend out for hundreds of ...

Observant viewers in some areas of the path of totality spotted some red dots around the edge of the eclipse. Here's what they were.

A solar prominence is a tangled, twisted structure of magnetic field plasma generated by the sun, according to NASA.The structures are anchored to the sun's surface and extend out for hundreds of ...

Observant viewers in some areas of the path of totality spotted some red dots around the edge of the eclipse. Here's what they were.

A solar prominence is a tangled, twisted structure of magnetic field plasma generated by the sun, according to NASA.The structures are anchored to the sun's surface and extend out for hundreds of ...

Observant viewers in some areas of the path of totality spotted some red dots around the edge of the eclipse. Here's what they were.

Observant viewers in some areas of the path of totality spotted some red dots around the edge of the eclipse. Here's what they were.