Pictures: US enjoys amazing solar eclipsePublished21 August 2017Image source, NASAImage caption, This was one of the first pictures that Nasa published showing the Moon starting to move in between the Sun and the Earth. This was visible from the west coast of the US. It looks a bit like the Moon is 'taking a bite' out of the Sun.Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesImage caption, People in South Carolina are seen here getting ready to enjoy the show with their special protective eclipse glasses.Image source, NASAImage caption, The world didn't have long to wait before the very first pictures of the total solar eclipse could be seen. You can see the light from the sun's atmosphere glowing around the outside of the Moon. This is called the corona.Image source, Press AssociationImage caption, People on a flight from London to the US were equipped with special protective glasses to enjoy the solar spectacle from up in the air! We bet they got an amazing view.Image source, NASAImage caption, Here is the view of the total solar eclipse from Hopkinsville in Kentucky, which was nicknamed 'Eclipseville' because it is such a good spot to see it from.Image source, NASAImage caption, You can see just how excited people in 'Eclipesville' are to be watching such a stunning space show!Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesImage caption, US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were seen looking up at the solar eclipse from the balcony of the White House in WashingtonImage source, NASAImage caption, In the moment just after a total solar eclipse has happened, the Sun will peek back around from behind the Moon, like it's doing here. This happens as the Moon continues to move around the Earth. This creates an amazing effect which is known as the diamond ring. You can see why! It's one of the impressive moments during a total solar eclipse.Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, It's safe to say that millions of people across the US won't be forgetting this once-in-a-lifetime moment for many years to come.More on this storyAll you need to know about a solar eclipsePublished2 July 2019Solar eclipse: How to make a pinhole camera. Video, 00:01:01Solar eclipse: How to make a pinhole cameraPublished17 August 20171:01