science ✨ Why last week's eclipse had a golden glow
Last week's total solar eclipse displayed an unusual golden hue in the Sun's outer atmosphere. Observers in Spain witnessed this striking effect as the Moon blocked the Sun's bright disk. Totality happened near the horizon, forcing light through more atmosphere, similar to sunsets. Additionally, smoke from forest fires acted as an extra filter, boosting the warm colors. A bright pink solar prominence remained visible against the golden corona.