Eclipse simulation
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Uhh, that won't keep it from getting dark in the middle of the afternoon.
Do yourself a favor and ignore anyone who tells you to be yourself. Bad idea in your case.
Here's another:
I can’t help imagining how much more awesome catpaw would be if your dad had just pulled out.
Actually, he did -- but I refused to be denied.
Can't believe we're going to not be able to see the sun for a bit. That hardly every happens.
Or every single night in the history of the earth.
is the sun racist cause it puts black face on for a few seconds?
I have been looking forward to the eclipse since 2007.
Meteor showers make me happy.
Leonid meteor shower in 2001 was a once in 35 year event. I could see maybe 10 percent of sky and in 2 hours I saw over 200 meteor's. Clouds blocked 90 percent of the sky.
Very few people get to experience a total eclipse.
I'm not really looking forward to it. I live a couple of miles from the centerpoint near Hopkinsville. It's gonna be a zoo around here.
Dark from turning away from the sun is different than having a celestial alignment. And yes, the sun can be seen at night near the poles.
I believe I asked if YOU could see the sun at night.
I'm looking forward to it. Our boyscout troop is headed to the Boxwell scout reservation in TN to watch it.
When I was little we went to see Halley's Comet at the aboretum where they had telescopes set up. There was a big line and I felt the pressure and said I saw it when I really didn't. Really choked, haven't recovered from it tbh.
That camp used to have a Beaver Patrol flag in the mess hall. Some sort of stuffed muskrat on a pole. Anyways, it ended up in KY sometime in he late 1980s.
I'm undecided on making another trip down to KY for a 2.5 min experience.
Yeah, well my heart experiences a total eclipse every time I hear Bonnie Tyler.
Yes....unless it "self identifies" another race. Then apparently it's ok......uhhhh, I think.
Every now and then I get a little bit tired of listening to the sound of my tears.
Every now and then I get a little bit nervous that the best of all years have gone by.
