davidaugust, to space
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For the 2017 eclipse I made a video.

https://youtu.be/PRHM3aCLbkE

🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕

chas, to oregon

If you can get to the eclipse tomorrow, don’t miss it. My pics from the 2017 eclipse in Oregon don’t do it justice, but I hope they’ll give you an idea of what an incredible experience eclipses are. https://photos.chamilton.me/Travel/2017/Eclipse-2017

moira, to random
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Everything about this is true.

https://mstdn.social/

If you can get to the area of totality for this eclipse

DO IT.

Urban_Hermit, to random
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These are instructions for how to look at the solar eclipse on April 8th 2024, DURING TOTALITY. The sun looks like it has gossamer butterfly wings formed from fully visible solar winds bent back by magnetic fields - I saw it safely during the 2017 solar eclipse DURING TOTALITY and you could too, it was the most beautiful and unexpected thing I have ever seen and it barely shows up in any photographs.

Step 1. Be in the path of TOTALITY, preferably dead center. In 2017 I...

moira,
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@Urban_Hermit I tried - with the camera I had, anyway, which was not amazing. But, well, you know.

#eclipse #2017solareclipse #eclipse2017

moira,
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jeffowski, to random
@jeffowski@mastodon.world avatar

I was at the total eclipse in 2017 in Wyoming, USA and it was an amazing experience.
https://youtu.be/eNK2LI7VeX4
IT'S COMING. April 8, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Here's what you need to know -Smarter Every Day 295

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/solar-eclipse-timer/id1203105865

JohnBarentine, to random
@JohnBarentine@astrodon.social avatar

When we began planning activities in Glendo, Wyoming, in 2002, I thought we were getting way ahead of ourselves. (Turns out not: we pulled off a great event!)

Looks like others are taking a cue from out experience and starting WAY early. 😅

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/02/24/precisely-319-years-from-today-totality-will-strike-the-midwest-why-one-town-is-preparing-now

JohnBarentine, to random
@JohnBarentine@astrodon.social avatar

Thinking back to this morning six years ago when the shadow of the Moon swept across North America during . We watched it from Glendo, Wyoming, a town with a permanent population of 200 inhabitants that saw 185,000 visitors on eclipse day. Morning clouds parted before the partial phases began, and the view of totality was glorious.

Looking forward to doing it all over again 231 days from now, in Texas, during

📷: Scott Tucker, Gil Esquerdo, and yours truly

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