About mid-totality…
And right toward the end…
And right toward the end…
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Are you in the path of the Eclipse? Are you going to see it?
- Thread starter fantome profane
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You got the diamond ring, great stuff
You should put that behind a spolier
that advises putting on special glasses.
I looked right at it!
Clizby Wampuscat
Well-Known Member
Time for this pic again.....
☆Dreamwind☆
Active Member
Great shot! Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed it. Very nice!
It was very pleasant out and quiet for a while.
I appreciate natural phenomena and feel blessed to experience the more ephemeral forms of them.
It was very pleasant out and quiet for a while.
I appreciate natural phenomena and feel blessed to experience the more ephemeral forms of them.
we were at 97 percent, and while some birds seemed to go up to the trees, the robins continued to wander in the yard, and others continued to come in to the feeders. Some did seem to start singing their dusk songs, but others seemed to not be bothered at all.
One of my daughter's day care kids' father is a professional photographer. He snapped this pic...
This morning I announced to the cats that I would be taking away the sun today and they should worship me and I would bring it back.
When one of them jumped up on the coffee table demanding I pet him, the sense I got was staff is funny, now it should shut up and do its job.
When one of them jumped up on the coffee table demanding I pet him, the sense I got was staff is funny, now it should shut up and do its job.
We now know that these orbit the Earth and not the other way round.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
For the last one it was about 90% locally. It freaked all of the birds out. They just shut up. There was an eerie silence during it. That it was a bright sunny day probably helped. And it did get noticeably cooler for that short period of time. Cloud cover acts like an insulator so you probably did not notice any cooling.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
And here it was very cloudy and only about 10%. Couldn't even tell. My brother went from the Houston area to I think San Antonio. He got two hotel rooms at Motel 6. It was not $6.00. I have not heard if it was worth the not $6 a room yet.
I had a very similar experience. I was at a park, and was one of the only ones there when I arrived at around 12:30pm. By 2:30pm there were probably about 60 or 70 cars there, and when the eclipse went total, it fell silent. People and birds.
It was pretty cool here. By the time the clouds parted enough for me to figure out where the sun was it was already half gone. And the partial cloud cover seemed to add to the effect. It got pretty dark here, not midnight dark but more like sunset. Which when you think about it was exactly what was happening, except the sun was "setting" in the middle of the sky rather than at the horizon. At the point of totality it reminded me of that movie - The Ring.
What happened was exactly what I knew was going to happen, but it was still pretty cool to experience it.
What happened was exactly what I knew was going to happen, but it was still pretty cool to experience it.
Fabulous! Even several traces of solar flares & prominences.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Not a great picture, but got Venus and Jupiter in the shot.
My second total solar eclipse. They are quite an experience!
My second total solar eclipse. They are quite an experience!