ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月22日 10時22分

@travisdovephoto took this photo of a group that gathered to watch the eclipse earlier today in Folly Beach, South Carolina. The eclipse concluded its path in that state just before 3 p.m. Where the weather cooperated, those in the path took in a remarkable show. For people across the United States, it was an opportunity to gather with friends, family and strangers — in parks, on campgrounds, in city streets and on beaches like this one. And for scientists, total solar eclipses offer marvelous opportunities to study Earth’s intimate relationship with the sun. They’re hoping their studies of this #eclipse will lead to important discoveries about the sun’s mysterious corona, which burns more than a million degrees hotter than the sun’s surface. Watch our Instagram Story to see more. #NYTeclipsewatch

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