photo set
page of 2- 16
- 32
- 64
- 96
-
-
-
- .
- RM
- RF
Solar eclipse progression Kentucky
21-08-2017
2017
NEWS
id9934616778125
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942200.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778123
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942132.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: The moon blocks the sun but the sun's corona goes around the moon during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, seen from Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The total eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778124
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942134.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: The moon blocks the sun but the sun's corona goes around the moon during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, seen from Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The total eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778126
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942202.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778127
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942194.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Photographers set up cameras in Little River Park before a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778128
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942193.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: An eclipse viewer practices from a parking lot near Little River Park before a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778129
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942198.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778130
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942195.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778131
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942192.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Photographers set up cameras in Little River Park before a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778132
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942199.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778133
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942201.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778134
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942197.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778135
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942196.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: Eclipse watchers view the sun with eclipse glasses in Little River Park during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, August 21, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778621
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942204.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: The moon blocks the sun but the sun's corona goes around the moon during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, viewed from Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778622
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942205.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: The moon blocks the sun but the sun's corona goes around the moon during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, viewed from Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
id9934616778623
supplier accountpolaris
file namePolaris05942208.jpg
place
creditPolaris
captionAugust 21, 2017 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, United States: The moon blocks the sun but the sun's corona goes around the moon during a total solar eclipse's transit across the United States, viewed from Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The last solar eclipse seen in the United States was in 1979, but there will be another total eclipse crossing the United States in 2024. The eclipse was seen in 14 states. (Jeremy Hogan/Polaris)
