Diamond ring. Devil horns. Ring of fire. Baily’s Beads … Believe it or not, these phrases are related. They’re each named for the visual effect they cause during an eclipse. Eclipses elicit ...

Baily's Beads are light rays from the sun streaming through the valleys along the moon's horizon. According to NASA, during the final stages of the eclipse as the end process mirrors the ...

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This superposition of 34 photos taken during the annular eclipse of October 14, 2023, in the US reveals the progression of Baily's beads. These pearls of light form in the seconds before or after ...

Baily’s beads occur when sunlight shines through the Moon's valleys and craters during an eclipse, creating a broken ring of light. “These are a challenge to capture due to their brevity and ...

"Baily's beads are formed when sunlight shines through the valleys and craters of the Moon's surface, breaking the eclipse's well-known ring pattern, ...

Here, the Baily’s beads break the ring of sunlight to form the illusion of black streaks. A glowing “Ring of Fire” also appears on the left side of the striking image.

Baily’s beads are formed when sunlight shines through the valleys and craters of the Moon’s surface, and are only briefly visible when an eclipse is beginning or ending.

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Baily's beads appear because the surface of the moon is peppered with mounds, valleys and craters, meaning sunlight is broken up as it shines around the moon during an eclipse.

Baily’s beads are formed when sunlight shines through the valleys and craters of the Moon’s surface, breaking the eclipse’s well-known ring pattern, ...