Phobos Eats the Sun Over Mars.
Details: From the surface of Mars, solar eclipses are fast, strange, and incomplete.
The tiny moon Phobos—a dark, potato-shaped world—races across the Sun in seconds, casting only a subtle dimming over the dusty red landscape.
This rover-style recording captures one of the rarest Martian sky events: a brief eclipse where even the shadows seem to pause.