Observing a rare "horns up" sunrise during the partial phases of annular solar eclipse of June 10, 2021 (Alexandr Zaytsev)

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Observing a rare "horns up" sunrise during the partial phases of annular solar eclipse of June 10, 2021

Observing the end of the annular solar eclipse of June 10, 2021 [1, 2] at sunrise from Montauk Point, NY. The clouds were too dense to see the very early stages at the horizon, but weren't dense enough to make it visible starting at about 1 deg of visible altitude.

The calculated "sun horns" arrangement at the horizon were expected to be (produced with Starry Night Pro):

[1] https://earthsky.org/tonight/annular-solar-eclipse-on-june-10-2021/

[2] https://skyandtelescope.org/press-releases/sunrise-stunner-annular-solar-eclipse-of-june-10th/

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Title: Dawn at 30 min before sunrise

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Title: Reflective column is visible above the Sun rising in the clouds (2min past sunrise)

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Title: Sun horns become visible through the gaps in the clouds at about 7min past sunrise

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Title: The most (vertically) symmetrical configuration of the "sun horns" achieved at about 11min after the sunrise

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Title: The HDR composite made from images acquired at about 11-12 min past sunrise

Description: (Different color correction applied for better contrast.)

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