Sunday's annular eclipse produced more than a few stunning shots of the Moon turning the Sun into a "ring of fire" visible to millions along the West Coast and across Southeast Asia. But only one time-lapse video of the event is truly worth your time: Cory Poole's 700-photo strong chronicle of the solar hide-and-seek.

Today's annular eclipse — affectionally dubbed a "ring of fire" — will be the first of its kind visible from the mainland U.S. since 1994. And we won't get another until 2023.

The Mount Sinabung volcano, which until yesterday had been dormant for 400 years, erupted again today shortly after authorities said everything was "back to normal." At least 21,000 people have been evacuated from the area. [AP]