That’s not a moon crescent — it’s the sun, obscured by the moon, during the solar eclipse Monday afternoon, August 21, somewhere over New Jersey.
Photo by Richard Arsenault.
If you looked at the solar eclipse Monday afternoon with one of those special sets of glasses, you saw something you’ll probably never forget. The images of the moon obscuring a large portion of the sun were otherworldly.
Our thanks to New Boston Post readers who sent us photos ([email protected]) of the solar eclipse.
This photo shows the usually roundish sun looking strange. Photo by Samantha Ponce.
Jessica Fey made several images of the solar eclipse.
That’s not a moon crescent — it’s the sun, obscured by the moon, during the solar eclipse Monday afternoon, August 21, somewhere over New Jersey.
Photo by Richard Arsenault. 
