A Total Solar Eclipse Captured From a Plane Window — Once in a Lifetime View! 🌑✈️

Wait for it 😨🔥 did you see it? . A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun, blocking out the Sun’s light completely. This creates a temporary darkness during the day in the areas where the eclipse is visible. It’s a breathtaking natural phenomenon where the Sun’s corona, its outer atmosphere, becomes visible as a glowing halo around the darkened Moon. Total solar eclipses are relatively rare events and can be quite awe-inspiring to witness. . Foll

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