The correct answer is option 1 - Solar eclipse.
A solar eclipse is a natural phenomenon that occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth, blocking the Sun`s light from reaching certain parts of the Earth. During a solar eclipse, there are several distinct stages or events that can be observed.
The Diamond Ring effect is a brief moment during a total solar eclipse when the Sun appears as a bright diamond surrounded by a ring of light. This occurs just before or after the total phase of the eclipse.
God’s Eye, also known as the Solar Corona, is another phenomenon observed during a solar eclipse. It is the outermost layer of the Sun`s atmosphere which becomes visible as a radiant circle of pearly white light around the dark disk of the Moon.
Baily’s Beads are a series of bright spots or beads of light that can be seen just before and after totality. They occur due to sunlight shining through the valleys on the lunar limb during a solar eclipse.
In conclusion, Diamond Ring, God’s Eye, and Baily’s Beads are all distinct events that can be observed during a solar eclipse.