Which of the following phenomena can be observed during a solar eclipse? (Select all that apply)

During a total solar eclipse you can see the Sun’s outer atmosphere, the corona, which looks like a faint halo around the blackened Sun. You may also observe Baily’s beads, bright spots that appear just before and after totality when sunlight peeks through lunar valleys. The eclipse creates a dramatic twilight, making stars and planets visible in the daytime sky. Finally, the thin “ring of fire” or annular eclipse can be seen when the Moon covers the Sun but leaves a bright rim. These are the main phenomena that appear when the Moon passes directly in front of the Sun.