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Thanks for posting @KakashiHatake2000https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/wallops/...cket-mission-targeting-aug-25-launch-attempt/ looks like a rocket launch for the mid atlantic in case if anyone was interested
did anybody happen to see the solar eclipse 8 years ago today back in 2017 or travel to see it
yeah you are welcomeThanks for posting @KakashiHatake2000
gotcha sorry to hear thatI didn’t @KakashiHatake2000
did anybody happen to see the solar eclipse 8 years ago today back in 2017 or travel to see it
oh nice glad that you got to see it and interesting i think i had some friends make posts about the different ways you could see the totality solar eclipse i remember it too it was like dusk or after sunset but it was the early afternoon and i think the night critters came out too thinking it was evening it most definitely was a spectacular sight to see thats for sureI did, here in Oregon. Didn't think to take pictures or video,though. Some of the most prominent takeaways for me:
- Sudden stilling of birds and insects
- The Moon's shadow comes in so FAST!
- Sunlight through tree leaves giving multiple camera-obscura images of the eclipse on the porch cement.
- A quick glimpse up at the completely eclipsed Sun (which you should never do, and I'm lucky it didn't blind me): that black circle and its vast fiery mane (corona) were terrible and awe-inspiring. The sight has probably inspired some of the fiercer ancient religions.
Anyone else, 2017 or in other years?
Just for reference, Earth-Moon distance is slightly less than 240,000 miles.