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📌 🧵 /eclipse/ general

Anonymous No. 16113150

The big total eclipse is happening in just about 3 days and 14 hours, this thread is discussion of that event. Post links to eclipse info, eclipse related graphics, etc. or ask questions & answer questions about the eclipse in this thread

Sky&Telescope's coverage is particularly comprehensive, just about anything anyone might generally want to know is answered here:
https://skyandtelescope.org/total-solar-eclipse-2024/

Anonymous No. 16113598

looks like most of the east coast is going to be cloudy that day, only texas is going to get to see it

Anonymous No. 16113901

>eclipse general only has 1 reply in 12 hours
The absolute state of /sci/

Anonymous No. 16113939

>>16113901
If there isn't the activity for an astronomy general there won't be for an eclipse. And really what is there to talk about? An eclipse discussion will likely devolve into /x/ tier schitzoposting

Anonymous No. 16114136

>>16113150
Nothing EVER happens.

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Anonymous No. 16114153

>>16113901
There's not much to say about it. I lived in north Georgia a few years ago when we had a total solar eclipse. It was kind of interesting. I'd been through one once before as a child but my elementary school wouldn't let us go outside during it so it looked like a rainy day with no rain.
Now I'm in Ohio and bought some glasses but, meh, am not all that excited for it. I'll go out and look if it's clear enough but I doubt it's going to be any different than the last two times.
I did think it was funny when there was an eclipse that passed over the University of Alabama's football stadium during a game so the state government issued warnings to fans to not look at the sun without glasses on.

Anonymous No. 16114514

>>16113150
I'm in Maine and I'm excited to go see it. The last one here was July 20th, 1963, well before I was born and the next one will be 2079, I don't care enough to get on a plane and travel to see one, but I'll drive 3 hours to go see it. The sad thing is all of my friends are working that day. Would have seen it with my dad, but he died a couple of years ago. He would have loved this. So that makes me sad. Also how people are getting married to this also makes me sad because I haven't a date. Guess my road trip song is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Soa3gO7tL-c

Anonymous No. 16114867

>>16113150
>tfw thought I bought eclipse glasses a week ago but didn't
>Just ordered one now from Amazon that says it'll be here by Sunday
I really hope it arrives in time.

What's the best site to find out the exact timing of the Solar Eclipse How's this? https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/map/2024-april-8

Anonymous No. 16114879

>>16113598
Yeah, my area looks like at best it'll be partly cloudy and at worst just totally overcast.
Really disappointed in that.

Anonymous No. 16114882

>>16114867
If you live in an urban area, look at your county's health or science department website.
Mine, for Erie County, New York, gives exact times for the urban center.

Anonymous No. 16114886

>>16114153
>my elementary school wouldn't let us go outside during it
What a gay school fuck those guys.

Anonymous No. 16114902

>>16114882
Figured it out thanks. I'm going to be recording this on my phone as well.

Anonymous No. 16114910

>>16114886
It reminds me of that one Bradbury story about the planet that rains 24/7 except for a few hours once a decade, and the narrator ends up being locked in the closet by her school bullies during it.

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Anonymous No. 16114950

>>16113598
Texas chads, why do we always win over the sniveling sissified east coast wimps?

Anonymous No. 16115000

I swear to god I'm always out of America when totality happens. How many more chances do I get in my lifetime if I keep eurofagging?

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Anonymous No. 16115175

>>16113150
It's over. Cloudy everywhere except in the middle of nowhere.

Anonymous No. 16115246

>>16115175
>H-H-HAARP w-will save us!

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Anonymous No. 16115640

>>16113598
Thing again Chud.

Anonymous No. 16115720

>>16115175
All you need is a hole in the clouds big enough for the sun to fit in. People are freaking out for nothing.

Anonymous No. 16115725

>>16115720
Not happening. 1000 miles of dense overcast coming.

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Anonymous No. 16115748

>>16115725
>tfw all the clouds on the whole planet concentrate themselves perfectly along the path of totality and nowhere else

Anonymous No. 16115778

>>16114867
If you search engine "name of your state" eclipse time and/or include path and/or totality and cannot find a website with the exact path and time within 2 minutes, but I'll allow you 5, you are beyond help short of spoonfeeding

Also, I was surprised to find that 7/11 carries them.

Anonymous No. 16115781

>>16115000
Google Europe solar eclipses.

Anonymous No. 16115810

>>16114867
>What's the best site to find out the exact timing of the Solar Eclipse
https://eclipse2024.org/

Anonymous No. 16116168

Gonna drive 5 hours to see this bitch, better not be cloudcucked

Anonymous No. 16116324

I wish I had some ms paint skills to make wojak eclipse being blocked by smugfrog cloud

Anonymous No. 16116490

Driving to Ohio on Monday. Really hoping for clear skies.

Anonymous No. 16116510

>>16116490
set sail for fail

Anonymous No. 16116601

How do the flat earth faggots explain big balls blocking the light of other big balls? And I don't mean their mother's frequenting of soup kitchen stallions.

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Anonymous No. 16116902

It has never been more fucking over....

Anonymous No. 16116976

>>16114886
It was very disappointing but it was an impoverished semi-rural area so the school couldn't afford a buy a bunch of smoked glass for students and they probably were concerned kids would just look up at the Sun anyway if they didn't have smoked glass (the cheap glasses you can get now weren't available back then).
It's funny that we could see the residents of the housing project next to the school looking up without any sort of protection. I wonder how many of them ended up with some sort of vision issue.

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Anonymous No. 16116987

I don't think I've ever hated clouds more then I do right now
just cancelled plans to go to Erie because I'm not driving 6 hours to stare at clouds and I'm not going to Vermont so I can be stuck in 2 days worth of traffic on the way home

at least I'm in the 80% zone, which is also cloudy, fuck this gay earth

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Anonymous No. 16116992

We're not getting 100% where I live but 98.8% is pretty good. I thought about driving down to Toledo but who really wants to be in Toledo? 98.8% is good enough for walking out my back door.

Anonymous No. 16117103

>>16116992
I saw the 2017 one and there's a huge difference between totality and 99.99%. If you can make it and the weather is good, it'd probably be worth it

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Anonymous No. 16117305

>>16113150
I’m probably stupid. I bought some SEIC solar eclipse glasses for my family online a few weeks ago, and now Im afraid they might be fakes. I wanted to check the website listed inside the frames, but it doesnt seem to be up anymore. I checked the AAS website and I verified that the seller listed was Qiwei Craft, but after testing them with a flashlight, they seem to let in a lot of light. At least compared to videos I’ve seen testing legit pairs vs fake ones.

TLDR; How can I confirm the quality of these glasses without burning holes through both of my corneas tomorrow?

Here’s the actual listing for anyone curious.

https://www.amazon.com/SEIC-Frame-Eclipse-Glasses-Certified/dp/B0C2Y3GD4H

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Anonymous No. 16117313

>>16117305
FWIW, the glasses I bought for this eclipse are much darker than the ones I used during the last eclipse with no ill effects.
Do you live near a Kroger? That's where I bought the pair I have for this eclipse. They're $2.

Anonymous No. 16117321

>>16117313
I do live near a couple big box stores. I was about to go check. I was really hoping to that these are real since the clip ons would help my sister since her vision isn't that good.

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Anonymous No. 16117353

Traveled to Texas to see it, looks like it was a waste of gas.

Anonymous No. 16117362

anyone streaming it?

Anonymous No. 16117447

>>16117362
https://plus.nasa.gov/scheduled-video/2024-total-solar-eclipse-through-the-eyes-of-nasa-telescope-feed/

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Anonymous No. 16117455

>>16117447

Anonymous No. 16117468

Why do people freak out about looking at the eclipse? Nobody freaks out this much about looking directly at the sun. Sure - you don't do it constantly but looking at the sun every once in a while isn't that harmful.

Anonymous No. 16117473

>knew this was coming for years
>didn't bother getting glasses
lol

Anonymous No. 16117503

>>16117468
The darkness dilates your eyes, allowing in more harmful UV than normal while you can look at the Sun for much longer without immediate discomfort. Or at least that's what I've been told over the years.

Anonymous No. 16117511

Had one of my parents freak out about the eclipse on me, said it was likely to last 3 days, 3 weeks or 3 months, "we just don't know". This sounds like absolute bullshit coming from an AI generated video on facebook or something, but maybe, just maybe I'm missing something this time. Is there anything special going on this time, or can I just tell them to stop being so guillible with their online content? Just looking at the thread, it looks like a standard eclipse, but I'd rather ask anyway

Anonymous No. 16117514

>>16117511
No, just standard bullshit.
Hell, chances are most people in the path of the eclipse won't even be able to see it because of cloud cover and shitty weather across the US.

Anonymous No. 16117517

>>16117514
some people legit think they're going to heaven during the eclipse.

Anonymous No. 16117528

>>16117517
Honestly baffling, given that we just had one go over the US a few years ago.

Anonymous No. 16117531

>>16117514
Unsurprising, but thanks for answering. It was kinda cute running errands to prepare for near-eternal darkness, but I guess I'll talk to them about people lying on the internet for money when it's all over

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Anonymous No. 16117556

Texas getting BTFO by clouds lmao

Anonymous No. 16117663

>>16117468
Only children normally have to be told not to look at the sun, so it's not something that comes up among adults at all. Just like adults don't have to tell each other not to eat grass. During eclipses, all common sense goes out the window as retards suddenly think it's okay to look at the sun just because it's partially covered and they damage their eyes. You CAN look directly at it during actual totality and I think that's what confuses the retards into thinking any amount of sun blockage makes it okay to stare at.

Anonymous No. 16117719

>>16117556
do we have an updated forcast map? I might drive to Maine instead

Anonymous No. 16117728

>>16113150
Trump looked at it without glasses like a chad

Anonymous No. 16117745

I really hope the weather ruins it for all these novelty addicted normalfags

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>>16117719

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Anonymous No. 16117785

>>16117752
lmfao
we live in an open air prison

Anonymous No. 16117807

>>16117752
BASED THANK YOU

Anonymous No. 16117821

anyone else in Plattsburgh? we drove 8 hours and paid over $800 for the hotel room tonight. we'll see if it's worth it. this hotel is fucking disgusting.
had to cancel our flight to Austin because it will be even worse weather. godspeed, retards

Anonymous No. 16117822

can you glance at a solar eclipse or is it like a fucking laser?

no where on the internet does it say you can glance at the solar eclipse once or twice during its appearance and be fine. its all, its not even worth it...its seriously that dangerous. am i just out of the loop or is this a way, way over hype?
i know your eyes react differently and that can lead to serious damage, but is the difference really that drastic? i mean a quick fucking glance, like at tits, quick, not noticable. thats fast. or is it really as serious as not even glancing at a laser, welding shit, those worlds most powerful flashlights, etc..
i get people dont want to be sued by some really dumb motherfucker who really fucking gave the sun a good look and got his eyes cooked but people have been seeing these literally forever. and subsequently freaking out over them.
im just looking for the truth

Anonymous No. 16117836

>>16117822
If you look at it during the totality period, which lasts about 3 minutes and has the most sun blocked, you'll be fine.

Anonymous No. 16117849

>>16117836
what about in the hour or 30min leading up to that? its the death star and i literally have to avert my eyes?
im not knocking it, but im surprised its this serious

Anonymous No. 16117854

>>16117822
During totality, the sun is safe to look at because the entire sun is in shadow, but if the sun is uncovered by ANY amount, looking at it will feel exactly like looking at the sun on a normal afternoon. That's the reason for all the warnings. People think, "Oh, the sun is 90% covered so I can look at it with no problem!" but in reality staring at a 90% covered sun at 3pm will hurt your eyes just as badly as staring at a 0% covered sun at 3pm.

t. looked directly at a partial eclipse in 2017 and regretted it instantly

Anonymous No. 16117859

>>16117849
>what about in the hour or 30min leading up to that?
Looking at it will feel exactly like looking at a bare afternoon sun.

Anonymous No. 16117866

>>16117859
but what about its affects? everything is just normal?

Anonymous No. 16117870

>>16117866
I don't know how to explain it any more clearly. It will affect your eyes exactly the same as looking at the bare afternoon sun on a normal day. Have you never even accidentally looked at the sun before? If not, there's no way I can explain to you how it feels other than to say it's very painful and you won't be able to even keep your eyes open.

Anonymous No. 16117871

>>16117870
16117866
in laymens term, its just an aesthetic change?
thats fucking retarded.

Anonymous No. 16117878

>>16117871
The part that's significant is totality. That's when things go dark, the temperature drops, animals freak out, and you can look at the sun's corona around the moon. Everything up to and after totality is like a normal day.

Anonymous No. 16117885

burgers remember, it's an eclipse not apocalipse

Anonymous No. 16117895

>>16113150
Any good livestreams for it?

Anonymous No. 16117915

>>16117895
Sun-chan will be doing a stream on OnlyFans. She's a dirty ball of hot plasma, she is.

Anonymous No. 16117925

>>16117878
so does that mean you only need eclipse glasses if you want to stare at the moon, hard fucking core?

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Anonymous No. 16117936

>>16117871
>>16117866
>>16117849
>>16117822
you know how when you touch something hot your hand lets go of it automatically before you're even aware you burnt yourself?
your brain does the same thing when you look at the sun but during an eclipse the sun is dark enough to not trigger this involuntary response to look away so you cook your retinas without even realising it

Anonymous No. 16117948

Any /Ohio/ Chads ITT

Anonymous No. 16118095

>>16116902
can you please not post this fucking shit man

FUCK clouds

Anonymous No. 16118124

>>16117822
It is like looking into the sun.
The problem is that the UV light that burns your eyes out is still there, even at 99% Eclipse.
So you won't have the brightness that makes you look away, but will have the UV damage.

Think of it like one of those UV or IR lasers.

Anonymous No. 16118407

>>16117925
It means you need eclipse glasses to look at the sun during any time other than the 2 minute span of totality.

Anonymous No. 16118412

>>16117948
Yup, I'll be stepping outside to watch the eclipse. Feels good not having to travel for it.

Anonymous No. 16118441

>almost no posts in this thread
Shit board.

Anonymous No. 16118455

>>16118412
>I'll be stepping outside to look at clouds and get rained on, maybe a tornado will come along to murder me

Anonymous No. 16118468

>>16117821
lol
lmao, even
Plattsburgh hotels turned 3rd world tier after covid lockdowns started and never recovered
t. work-traveler

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Anonymous No. 16118469

Yeah it's gonna be cloudy for most of the totality path but onthe upside I think it'll be high altitude clouds so it should still be visible. And the effects of course are visible regardless outside the the sun's visibility itself.

But still, I'm on the very edge of clouds in the north so I'm coping for clear sky.

Anonymous No. 16118474

>>16118455
Why all this negativity? The forecast doesn't even call for rain today.

Anonymous No. 16118561

>>16117915
Slut...

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Anonymous No. 16118622

im just going to look straight at it because the left fear the possibility of us getting superpowers

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Anonymous No. 16118629

2 hours and 48 minutes until hawaii gets partial coverage

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Anonymous No. 16118634

>>16115175
>Updated 3 days ago
pointless

Anonymous No. 16118643

>>16118634
Ironic how Texas has all the cloud cover and New England has the clearest skies.

Anonymous No. 16118645

>>16118469
There must be a huge reverse traffic in El Paso. A bunch of amateur astronomers crossing the river to Mexico. One of those times I regret not being born in Piedras Negras.

Anonymous No. 16118651

>>16118643
Well the totality in NE seems to be in the middle of nowhere up North. Traffic from Boston must be horrible.

Anonymous No. 16118662

>>16118407
you're doing exactly what im saying

Anonymous No. 16118664

>>16118662
I'm not even sure what you're saying now.

Anonymous No. 16118673

I will just use my selfie camera to look at the sun so I don't look directly into it

Anonymous No. 16118674

>>16118673
your phone will die

Anonymous No. 16118685

>>16117878
>Everything up to and after totality is like a normal day.
But could there be some kind of a glitch or how do we know it is going to be normal after it? What if some shit will never be the same like after the pandemic??

Anonymous No. 16118694

>>16118674
I honestly can't tell if you're shitposting and that makes me sad because it means I'm a retard

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Anonymous No. 16118695

will the eclipse whiten my teeth?

Anonymous No. 16118702

Guy get you eclipse goggles at the library for free!

Anonymous No. 16118704

>>16118694
He's just being a negative little demon.

Anonymous No. 16118710

wait so Mexico people can see the eclipse right now or they see it the same time as everyone? or do i need to adjust the timezone?

Anonymous No. 16118714

>>16118710
Look up your city name plus "eclipse time" to find out.

Anonymous No. 16118716

>>16118714
yeah but Mexico can see it now I don't see shit in it's just a regular sky. I'm in Arkansa

Anonymous No. 16118724

>>16118710
I just looked outside and it's fucking cloudy as shit, I can't even tell where the sun is supposed to be at this time of the day

Anonymous No. 16118727

>>16118716
This website says the eclipse will be visible in Mexico in 1 hour from now: https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/in/mexico?iso=20240408

Anonymous No. 16118730

>>16118716
Unless you're in the path of totality you won't see anything different.

Anonymous No. 16118737

>>16118727
okay nvm. I don't get why did they make it so complicated. They should just make it eclipse happen at once next time so everyone can see it at the same time.

Anonymous No. 16118739

>>16118730
the moon covering the sun isn't anything different?

Anonymous No. 16118741

Does anyone know if hardware stores sell the raw material for the filter the glasses use? GLasses are sold out everywhere (my fault, should have gotten them weeks ago). If i can just buy a sheet of the filter somewhere then I'll just do that

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Anonymous No. 16118745

>live in path of totality
>have work meeting
>people talking about going outside during the eclipse
>coworkers of a certain complexion don't get what all the fuss is about
>"I remember the one back in 2017 and it wasn't anything special."
>try to explain that was partial and a total eclipse is different
>try to explain there won't be another over the US for 40 years
>"There will be pictures online afterward, I don't get the point in going outside for it."

Anonymous No. 16118746

>>16118741
Probably not, but if you go somewhere other people are gathered you can probably borrow someone else's or they may even have spares to give you.

Anonymous No. 16118762

>>16118746
>you can probably borrow someone else's or they may even have spares to give you.
Yeah that's what I'm counting on at this point lol. I was probably just gonna stick to my parking lot but idk if my neighbors will be out tho. Already made the cereal box projector thing so at least there's that

Anonymous No. 16118764

>>16118710
my understanding is there is only one sun and only one moon so they overlap at the same time everywhere, the only difference is the time zone

Anonymous No. 16118766

>>16118741
if you are in NYC, just rob someone and head north. robbery is legal in NYC.

Anonymous No. 16118771

>>16118745
that is sad

>there won't be another over the US for 40 years
i thought the next total eclipse visible in most states will be in 2099. it is literally a once in a life time event.

Anonymous No. 16118777

nyc niggas we eatin good this afternoon

Anonymous No. 16118779

>>16118766
only if you're a nigger (they don't post on /sci/)

Anonymous No. 16118787

>>16118664
>It means you need eclipse glasses to look at the sun during any time other than the 2 minute span of totality.

>no where on the internet does it say you can glance at the solar eclipse once or twice during its appearance and be fine. its all, its not even worth it...its seriously that dangerous. am i just out of the loop or is this a way, way over hype?

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Anonymous No. 16118794

>>16118771
Apparently the next one that will go across the whole US is only 20 years away, actually. Not sure where all the 40+ year estimates came from.
https://time.com/4897581/total-solar-eclipse-years-next/

Anonymous No. 16118803

for the one we had here in chile back in 2020 it was raining, still seeing everything going completely dark in the middle of the day was one of the coolest shit's i'll ever see, the thing i remember the most is all the birbs flying back to their nests confused and my guinea pigs going to sleep, enjoy it bros

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Anonymous No. 16118806

https://aviationweek.com/defense-space/space/sierra-space-drop-tests-ghost-hypersonic-decelerator

https://youtu.be/3RKiGL_ul58?si=N0yQZLVqosjLoKD3

Time for rocket cargo.

Anonymous No. 16118807

>>16118787
The DON'T GLANCE AT THE SUN stuff is bullshit. The danger is that during an eclipse the Sun is INTERESTING, and people tend to stare at it, which is not good. It's sneaky as more of the Sun is covered, there is less glarea and it is more comfortable to stare at, but the uncovered bit is still bright enough to do some damage. Glancing is fine.

HOWEVER, you're going to dazzle your eyes if you are looking at the last bit of the [artial and then totality starts and your pupils are pinholes and you can;t see as much of the corona. Look at something else right before -- maybe watch for shadow bands...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_bands

Anonymous No. 16118812

>>16118124
>>16117936
>>16117854
right, but we dont walk around every fucking day averting our eyes from the heavens like a sun god cult. Sometimes you accidentally look directly at the sun or see it pretty clearly in peripheral vision. Quickly. i know eyes react differently, no squint reflex, and it doesn't hurt. is the hype, just for morons who think its dark i can literally stare all i want? and if you can just not be a lizard brained dick youll be fine?

does this just all boil down to remember to treat the sun exactly like normal?

Anonymous No. 16118828

Rochester is cloudy as FUCK I'm so pissed. Currently riding the "maybe a drop on temperature will cause a brief clearing during totality!" cope.

I was considering driving up to the Adirondacks but apparently even they ended up cloudy today.

Anonymous No. 16118833

I glanced at the sun for a brief second and now my eyes hurt :(

Anonymous No. 16118836

>>16118812
Yeah.
It means don't be dumb and forget that the sun is still the sun.
Otherwise it isn't more dangerous than a standard sunny day.

Anonymous No. 16118840

>>16118741
If you need something, go buy a welding mask.

Anonymous No. 16118842

>>16118833
we're lucky to have you anon. heroes like you did all the stupid shit so the rest of us know what to avoid doing.

Anonymous No. 16118844

>>16118812
>does this just all boil down to remember to treat the sun exactly like normal?
Yes.

Anonymous No. 16118845

>>16118674
>>16118694
your camera will get FUCKED. im not joking

Anonymous No. 16118850

>>16118745
Would be funny if your HR scheduled some important DEI training at the time of the eclipse. And if you don't participate you are racist.

Anonymous No. 16118851

lots of broken camera phones for sale tomorrow

Anonymous No. 16118853

>>16118845
eh, I don't use my selfie camera anyway, but thanks for letting me know

Anonymous No. 16118854

>>16118851
Why would a cell phone camera break?

Anonymous No. 16118856

>>16118836
>>16118844
and im the only one somewhat livid about this? that finds the over hype and absolute refusal to admit this fucking insane and confusing?

Anonymous No. 16118857

>>16118850
I'd be willing to get written up for the eclipse.

Anonymous No. 16118860

>>16118856
>Remember to not look at the sun during the eclipse because it's still the sun!
>So you mean we should treat the sun like normal?
>Yes, but because of the darkness we thought we'd remind everyone.
>WTF IS THIS OVERHYPED BULLSHIT IT'S SO INSANE AND CONFUSING I'M LITERALLY LOSING MY MIND HELP ME NIGGERMAN AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Anonymous No. 16118861

>>16118854
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0byJ6xrFoWE

Anonymous No. 16118867

>>16118850
I almost got that. Company says, hey, everyone can use xyz campus to view the eclipse, so of course HR chose that day to do mass workforce training programs. Luckily they're not ballsy enough to push their training past 2. Fuck them all.

Anonymous No. 16118883

>>16118861
since when is the sun a laser

Anonymous No. 16118886

>>16118812
>does this just all boil down to remember to treat the sun exactly like normal?
One theory is typically you have a natural protection since the sunlight is too bright so you won't be able to stare at it long enough to damage your eyes. but if it is partially eclipsed, it is not as bright but presumably can still damage your vision.

Anonymous No. 16118891

bro my eclipse glasses are dark as fuck.. will i actually be able to see anything through them

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Anonymous No. 16118892

https://x.com/katlinegrey/status/1777379702157488280

https://www.youtube.com/live/wkfJV1rduaw?si=xIAMefnsXf4A2GQy

Anonymous No. 16118896

>>16118857
>fired with a verdict
ECLIPSED BY DIVERSITY

Anonymous No. 16118898

>>16118836
It's more dangerous because your pupils can dilate permitting more sunlight to enter your eyes

Anonymous No. 16118900

if you are in the path of totality and you are outside and you ejaculate right when totality occurs, would you potentially be the first or the few to ever do something like that? they would write you name in the history books...

Anonymous No. 16118905

>>16118828
Buffalo hit with clouds too. Plan A was Dallas. Rain. Plan B was Austin. Rain. Plan C buffalo. Clouds. Fuck this shit

Anonymous No. 16118906

>>16118898
but what if i've already dilated today?

Anonymous No. 16118911

>All these retards who have cloud coverage
jej

Anonymous No. 16118914

>>16118886
>the sunlight is too bright so you won't be able to stare at it long enough to damage your eyes
yeah haha...

Anonymous No. 16118919

NASA stream is up

Anonymous No. 16118920

>>16118906
Depends on refractory period. Hope you're not ready to dilate again

Anonymous No. 16118922

>>16118919
Link it.

Anonymous No. 16118923

I know you arn't supposed to look at it without the glasses but can I sneak a quick peak at it without damaging my eyes?

Anonymous No. 16118924

So the speed of light is 300000km/s. Does that mean it is ok too look at the sun if you can blink faster than every 3.333333ns?

Anonymous No. 16118927

>>16118860
but thats not what it is anon
no where on the internet does it say you can glance at the solar eclipse once or twice during its appearance and be fine. its all, its not even worth it...its seriously that dangerous. that is over hype and confusing. no one is just reminding people to act normal

Anonymous No. 16118929

>>16118922
It's NASA. It's literally the easiest to find, you fuck.

Anonymous No. 16118930

I'm starting to regret not having enough foresight to go watch the total eclipse. Because of that, I'll only get to watch it at 90% from home.

Anonymous No. 16118931

>>16118886
this has been discussed in previous posts

Anonymous No. 16118932

>>16118923
Only if you can see the total eclipse and when the total one happens can you just look at it without any protective equipment.

Anonymous No. 16118934

>>16118927
make your vision appointment now or otherwise they will be booked for months!!!

Anonymous No. 16118935

>>16118930
I live on the path of totality but it's cloudy today so LOL

Anonymous No. 16118937

>>16118931
post link

Anonymous No. 16118938

>>16118924
It's ok too look at it with your eyes closed.

Anonymous No. 16118941

>>16118937
Read the thread, or just follow the replies. It's not very long.

Anonymous No. 16118942

>>16118922
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MJY_ptQW1o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5j95RUSLd8

Anonymous No. 16118943

>>16118932
not even for like, half a second?

Anonymous No. 16118944

>>16118934
I just bought every stock I could find that relates to eye care.
To the moooooon, literally because of the moooooon!

Anonymous No. 16118945

I like how the NASA stream has people from all over the world in the chat just saying hello.

Anonymous No. 16118946

>>16118935
Still jelly, it'll look dark in your location. I don't know if 90% will be enough to perceive some darkening in the sky.

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16118947

and SpaceX
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSHXETr-Bhc

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Anonymous No. 16118948

>>16118883

Anonymous No. 16118949

>millions of blind drivers will be driving home today
fucking hell.

Anonymous No. 16118950

>>16118942
thanks

Anonymous No. 16118952

>>16118944
everything was priced in you got bamboozled

Anonymous No. 16118956

>>16118927
>no where on the internet does it say you can glance at the solar eclipse
Then you're not looking. Here are the top 4 results for "can you look at a total solar eclipse" on DuckDuckGo right now:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/04/08/total-solar-eclipse-safety-glasses/73217255007/
>A total solar eclipse offers the unique opportunity for skygazers to witness the spectacular astral display with the naked eye – but only when the time is right.
>When the moon moves completely in front of the sun and blocks its light for a brief period of time, you'll know it's safe to fully take in the dazzling display.

https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/safety/
>Except during the brief total phase of a total solar eclipse, when the Moon completely blocks the Sun’s bright face, it is not safe to look directly at the Sun without specialized eye protection for solar viewing.

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/how-to-view-solar-eclipse
>it’s only safe to look at the sun when it’s completely covered during those brief moments of totality.

https://www.exploratorium.edu/eclipse/how-to-view-eclipse
>during a total solar eclipse, there are a few short moments when it’s safe to look directly at the Sun. This is the ONLY time: when the moon completely blocks the face of the Sun. Called totality, it lasts from a few seconds to a few minutes.

Anonymous No. 16118957

>Redditors: You can't look at the sun during a solar eclipse!
>Me:
>Has been staring at the sun every day for an increasing amount of time to build immunity
lol, lmao even

Anonymous No. 16118958

>>16118952
I'll be running around with laser pointers right after everyone takes their glasses off. They'll never suspect it. And I'll finally be rich.

Anonymous No. 16118960

so basically the sun isn't emitting any more harmful or different radiation than normal, it's just so dark your brain doesn't have that normal look away reflex so you can stare longer than normal and fuck your eyes up. So looking for a couple seconds isn't really going to destroy your vision

Anonymous No. 16118961

>>16118943
I mean, if you hate having full function of your eyes and like having sunrays punch holes in them, you can pull a DJT special looking at it directly.

Anonymous No. 16118963

>>16118947
>open it
>he talks about crypto
lmao

Anonymous No. 16118966

I am just going to wear 5 pairs of sunglasses

Anonymous No. 16118968

>>16118956
No anon, these examples are exactly what I'm saying. Read my seemingly, and maybe fairly unhinged posts, and get back to me, I'm not retyping again.

Anonymous No. 16118969

>>16118963
yeah my bad sorry, got duped by the channel name and lots of subscribers. deleted the comment

Anonymous No. 16118970

>>16118966
that doesnt do anything

Anonymous No. 16118971

I just made my scientific sacrifice to the sun gods

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Anonymous No. 16118972

>>16118900
Depending on your philosophy, it might even be the best orgasm of your life

Anonymous No. 16118976

>>16118960
Basically, the eclipse disables the safety protocols

Anonymous No. 16118978

>>16118966
those protect against uv rays and not light radiation

Anonymous No. 16118980

>>16118960
this is what im understanding. but many refuse to admit it. there is also the concern that your eyes react differently and can exacerbate the damage, but again from what i understand its not a big deal and its not like looking into a dangerous laser, etc...
im convinced there is some illuminati, sun cult, or science religion shit that is either being propagated or lingers from a time long past

Anonymous No. 16118981

>>16118968
The Cleveland Clinic article also says:
>In fact, staring up at the sun at any time of the year can cause real, long-lasting, permanent damage to your vision, even if you’re looking at it for just a few seconds.
Usually it's only kids you have to tell not to look at the sun. Eclipses are the one time adults lose their common sense and star directly at the sun, sometimes even through binoculars. That's why the warnings go out during eclipses and not any other time. I genuinely don't understand what about this confuses or upsets you.

Anonymous No. 16118983

this thread would have 90% fewer posts if we just had the foresight to get a pair of those damn glasses

Anonymous No. 16118985

>>16118983
I bought my glasses in January.

Anonymous No. 16118987

>>16118981
You can glance or look at the sun for less than a second, or half a second. It's not a big deal. REALLY looking, staring, or giving it a good gander, will fuck you up.
This is what my understanding is, BUT I'm not 100% because people are being weird as fuck about it.

Anonymous No. 16118989

How will I know when it's totality

Anonymous No. 16118990

>>16118983
i have glasses. thats not the point

Anonymous No. 16118992

>>16118971
Sol Invictus

Anonymous No. 16118993

>>16118983
it's just cloudy out there for me, can't really post about anything

Anonymous No. 16118995

>>16118989
When dees nuts are totally in your mouth.

Anonymous No. 16118996

>>16118983
I considered buying a bunch last year but I'm lazy as fuck, plus I had some things to take care this past month so I completely forgot.
Not that it matters because I'm on the same boat as
>>16118993

Anonymous No. 16118998

>>16118980
your post convinced me to not stare at the sun directly like i was planning to
jesus

Anonymous No. 16118999

>>16118963
if I search for "nasa live" on youtube, that piece of shit crypto scam is the third result. fucking hell youtube

Anonymous No. 16119000

>>16118983
CARLOS

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Anonymous No. 16119005

>>16118998

Anonymous No. 16119011

>>16118935
drive nigger

Anonymous No. 16119012

I had assumed most people were going to take very quick glances at the sun, even with the glasses, I would assume there are a lot of fakes.

Anonymous No. 16119015

>>16119005
are you fucking 12? do you know ANYTHING about religions? theyre all sun gods you fucking neanderthal.

Anonymous No. 16119018

ok what if I stare next to the sun. So the sun is in this point between my direct vision and my periphery. is that a way around it?

Anonymous No. 16119025

>>16119011
I'm at work

Anonymous No. 16119026

>>16119018
Go to your science museum someone will let you use their glasses

Anonymous No. 16119028

>>16119015
and now we avert our eyes to the scientific sun and kneel in reverence.
our modern day priests tell us how dangerous even a passing glance is
what is a sun god anon?

Anonymous No. 16119030

I only ever seen the partial eclipse, which was not that special, although I did have a piece of that special glass to view the moon shadow.
Too bad no total eclipse will happen where I live in at least couple of decades, probably more.

Anonymous No. 16119033

I will say though there is a strangely large amount of Indians/Bangladeshi in this chat.

Anonymous No. 16119036

I'd be surprised if no one thought of this, but I'm kinda surprised I haven't heard of it.

How fast would you need to drive to stay in the eclipse the entire time it's moving across the US?
Nearly impossible in a car I'd imagine, but how about a plane? Are there any flight paths recorded for this, maximizing time in the total eclipse that is?? Seems like that that data should be available somewhere online.

Anonymous No. 16119038

>>16119028
kill yourself

Anonymous No. 16119044

>>16119036
1100 to 5000 mph.
The bigger problem, in driving, is that roads don't really follow those paths.

Anonymous No. 16119048

>>16118987
Well, looking at the sun on eclipse day (outside of totality) is the same as looking at the sun any other time. The official recommendation has ALWAYS been to never look directly at the sun for any amount of time without specialized protection. The only thing that's different is that most of the time people don't need to be reminded of that any more than they need to be reminded not to eat grass or not to touch a hot stove; it's something you teach kids and they just stick with it for life. But like I said, some people are retards and will literally just stare up at a partial eclipse with their naked eyes or through unmodified binoculars or telescopes, which is why they have to be warned that it's like looking at the sun any other time. And again, the official line from medical authorities is that it's not safe to look directly at the sun for any amount of time at any time of year.

Anonymous No. 16119053

>tfw only get to see 50% coverage
Maaaan

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Anonymous No. 16119060

What happens if I view the eclipse with 3D glasses?

Anonymous No. 16119064

>>16118828
Same boat, I just checked with my eclipse glasses and I can't see a fucking thing. At least I didnt drive anywhere, then Id just be stuck in traffic and still under cloud cover.

Anonymous No. 16119065

>>16119036
You'd need a fast jet to extend totality. This actually happened with the eclipse back in 1973 aboard a prototype Concorde.

Anonymous No. 16119069

>>16119028
You're actually retarded.
>Mommy told me not to touch the hot stove. How foolish she is, worshiping her stove god, averting her touch from its warmth. Mommy fears the wrath of the stove god, but I know better! I'm not fooled by mommy's silly superstitions!

Anonymous No. 16119071

IMS REFERENCED BY NASA
/INDY/ CHADS WHERE YOU AT

Anonymous No. 16119073

>>16119036
It's about a thousand miles an hour so good luck with that.

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>>16119060
You'll end up in the 6th dimension chugging space alcohol with the Time Child.

Anonymous No. 16119080

>totality in an hour
>70% cloud cover
it's fucking over

Anonymous No. 16119082

>>16119069
>>16119038
a willing sacrifice you mean?

Anonymous No. 16119083

>>16119073
The Concorde did just that, only having to stop because of fuel limitations

Anonymous No. 16119086

What are good streams to watch? I'm stuck inside with no windows :(

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Anonymous No. 16119087

itt: actually retarded mongolic chuds burn out their retinas because fuck you mom/the man/optics/liberals i'll do what i want to!

Anonymous No. 16119089

>>16119087
Natural selection

Anonymous No. 16119094

>>16119087
based gigatrump not falling for the optical jew

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Anonymous No. 16119096

>>16119095
Indiana, are you okay?

Anonymous No. 16119099

>>16119095
As zoomies say - humiliation ritual.
Also, probably better if guy was the moon and woman was the sun, but I guess it depends.

Anonymous No. 16119103

>>16119095
why, if you were the moon, would you wear bright colors for the sleeves? C'mon people.

Anonymous No. 16119107

>>16119103
thats the cheese inside, moron

Anonymous No. 16119110

>>16119107
Where are there moon rats then?

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Anonymous No. 16119111

yeah buddy. Looking just as good as 2017

Anonymous No. 16119117

>>16118828
I spent 6 fucking hours driving to this fucking city. Kill me. Maybe I'll drive around for the next hour and hope to find a break in clouds somewhere but that feels like I'm just trying not to give up.

Anonymous No. 16119120

>>16119117
Hows traffic bud

Anonymous No. 16119123

>>16119120
I drove up from Philly. Honestly not bad anywhere. Roads were mostly empty.

Anonymous No. 16119126

Any comfy amateur live streams? Over produced NASA and MSM streams suck.

Anonymous No. 16119127

Arkansas bros , how we doing

Anonymous No. 16119128

Will I see the corona through the glasses?

Anonymous No. 16119131

>>16119128
you're only going to be seeing coronal ejections and such during totality, during actual totality you don't need glasses.

Anonymous No. 16119135

>1999
>prop plane out of london to meme extreme corner of uk
>clouds over on the way
>stays like that
yeah fuck these things

Anonymous No. 16119138

>>16119131
>during actual totality you don't need glasses.
yeah but what happens 10 seconds after the totality is over? will my eyes get destroyed?

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Anonymous No. 16119139

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_aPG0AeG1s&ab_channel=AssociatedPress

Anonymous No. 16119143

>>16119138
you'll know fast

Anonymous No. 16119147

>>16119139
best feed

Anonymous No. 16119148

>>16119126
I can start one if you want

Anonymous No. 16119149

>>16119138
The same thing that would happen any other time you stare at the sun.

Anonymous No. 16119151

>>16118905
>>16119117
>>16119064
Some forecasts are saying that patch of clear currently over Ohio MIGHT move northeast and give us some clearing right around totality but we'll see.
All the people piling into the adks are gonna get fucked if that happens tho lol

Anonymous No. 16119156

>>16119149
but you can't stare at the uneclipsed sun. it is too bright.

Anonymous No. 16119158

>>16119071
they should have done the open test today

Anonymous No. 16119159

>>16119126
>>16119148
twitch.tv/slagr1

Anonymous No. 16119162

>>16119139
cool

Anonymous No. 16119163

can i take a picture on my phone through the goggles?

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Anonymous No. 16119168

Am I the only one who prefers stars in their true color rather than ultraviolet false color? I find sol invictus being an incandescent white with red/pink/purple/blue prominence/flares is cool.

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Anonymous No. 16119169

>>16119138
NO REFUNDS FAGGOTS

Anonymous No. 16119174

>>16119156
There's your answer, numbnuts.

Anonymous No. 16119175

>>16119138
I assume you won't be completely fucking alone, but I guess if you are, don't just stare at the sun for five minutes straight? totality is only around 3 minutes. Just set a timer.

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>>16119169
>NO REFUNDS FAGGOTS

Anonymous No. 16119178

>>16119168
Can you post the false color, for comparison?

Anonymous No. 16119181

beaut

Anonymous No. 16119182

>>16119175
no i am not alone, i hired escorts

Anonymous No. 16119183

>sticky
No, get out, we were first here.

Anonymous No. 16119184

>>16119147
is this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5j95RUSLd8

Anonymous No. 16119186

>>16119163
sure but don't expect to see much, phone cameras struggle with long distance lights

Anonymous No. 16119189

>>16119184
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZXhUolR3C4

local news streams are fun

Anonymous No. 16119192

>>16119184
holy shit it's this one, without humans talking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5j95RUSLd8

Anonymous No. 16119193

>>16119126
google youtube NASA eclipse telescope feed
just cuts through the telescopes as the eclipse tracks into each one
no people talking, just soothing music and a full screen of the telesope view (and you can mute if you dont like the music)

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>>16119178

Anonymous No. 16119196

gas the jannies

Anonymous No. 16119199

>sticky
IDS HABBENING

Anonymous No. 16119200

They got some hacks babying us here on this NASA stream. Modern MSM showcases are such a far cry from what was available decades ago. Total eclipse? More like Totalna Dziecinada. They can't even get their facts about eclipses outside of Earth right.

Anonymous No. 16119201

what a strange relief when the sun is coming out again. feels good in a weird way

Anonymous No. 16119203

>>16119159
Decent skies over there.
>>16119193
Yeah, I've running multiple streams now. It's also nice to see the landscape gradually become darker.

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>>16119178
ultraviolet false color vs true color

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Anonymous No. 16119207

So...why were there no spook theories for previous eclipses and only for this one? I dont remember this shit in 2017

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Anonymous No. 16119209

Since when was the sun blindingly White? I was orange/yellow when I was a kid

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Anonymous No. 16119210

East TN here. Were getting glimpses from behind clouds.

Anonymous No. 16119211

>>16119207
retards hadn't revved up enough back then, covid's what really got them going.

Anonymous No. 16119213

Moon crossed the border

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Anonymous No. 16119215

>>16119201
SOL INVICTUS

>>16119206
Yes, I'd say I like the true color better too.

Anonymous No. 16119216

>Tune into a stream
>They're clapping for the eclipse
wat

Anonymous No. 16119218

>>16119206
Color bros, is the Sun actually pure fucking white?

Anonymous No. 16119219

>>16119203
>It's also nice to see the landscape gradually become darker.
Yeah... It's why I wish I could experience it myself in person.

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Anonymous No. 16119221

A solar eclipse... the cosmic ballet... goes on.

Anonymous No. 16119223

>>16119209
>he doesn't know
It always has been, the only real color that the sun is, has been white for a long time (out of colors visible to the human eye)
anything else is the atmosphere

Anonymous No. 16119224

>>16119219
It looked, as the kids say, "kino".

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>>16113150
I’m taking shitty pics

Anonymous No. 16119227

>>16119219
Stick around for another 20 years and you'll get your chance.

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Anonymous No. 16119229

What I wanna know is who is the brown qt on NASA's stream?

Anonymous No. 16119233

>at least 2 instances of bmwf on the donasascience segment
>those sterile corporate graphics
christ
how far things have fallen

Anonymous No. 16119234

are muricans ready to ascend to Heaven?

Anonymous No. 16119236

>CLOUDS COME IN RIGHT AS TOTALITY STARTS
FUCKER

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Anonymous No. 16119240

Jesus what's that ultra bright flare right before the total darkness?

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>>16119229
>tahira
Arabs truly can't suffer.

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Anonymous No. 16119243

Looking at it through my phone and getting this visual anomaly, can anyone explain this?

Anonymous No. 16119244

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUdXFQtefqM
It's totally dark here

Anonymous No. 16119245

hi im new here but i wanted to talk about the eclipae

Anonymous No. 16119248

gotta give burgers credit, they're capturing this thing pretty nice.

Anonymous No. 16119249

>>16119243
stop looking at it through your phone dumbass

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Anonymous No. 16119250

>Got a shitty pair of glasses that I literally can't see shit out of
I missed out on the last eclipse, and I guess now I get to miss out on this one too

Anonymous No. 16119251

>>16119218
There's a reason why you have rainbows on Earth. The sun actually peaks in green on the bluer side iirc, but overall in terms of visible light it is around 5570K for the surface so that does have a tiny bit of yellow tint to it if my knowledge about lightbulbs is anything to go by.

Anonymous No. 16119253

>>16119240
I think its the camera changing filter to a more sensitive one so you can see the circle

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Anonymous No. 16119254

Sorry bros but this is horseshit this isn’t the real sun

Anonymous No. 16119255

>>16119243
Won't that fuck up your camera?

Anonymous No. 16119256

In the DFW area, a few minutes before total. It looks like a weird video game render outside where the skybox and environment don't have proper lighting values but the shadows still act as though it were daytime.

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Anonymous No. 16119258

Almost there

Anonymous No. 16119259

>>16119245
welcome anon, enjoy your stay :)

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>>16119244
>all that clapping
/int/ was right all along. We do clap a lot.

NON∀ ●⁀● No. 16119262

>>16119245
IT'S EXCITING NEW ANON!
I WANT TO SEE ONE TOO

Anonymous No. 16119264

Really nice view from my lawn

Anonymous No. 16119265

>omg its so dark
>woooOOOOO
>oh wow
why can't normies just stfu and enjoy something

Anonymous No. 16119267

Why does the American clap? I understand awe or cheering but why the clappin

Anonymous No. 16119268

>>16119244
Do americans really clap at the sun?
[spoiler]This actually does look really cool[/spoiler]

Anonymous No. 16119269

Im so jealous eurobros...

Anonymous No. 16119270

like sports this is much better viewed from a television

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Anonymous No. 16119271

Greetings from Arizona

Anonymous No. 16119272

>>16119239
still cool

Anonymous No. 16119275

>>16119270
That's a cope
t. In the line of totality

Anonymous No. 16119276

>>16119269
ye

Anonymous No. 16119277

>>16119244
>All that clapping
So the americlap thing wasnt a joke

Anonymous No. 16119278

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csh_w0buCZY
Next up.

Anonymous No. 16119279

>>16119176
That looks dangerous.

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Anonymous No. 16119280

Tried to 3dfag out a low-poly sun for this and our Solar System in 1 to 1 billion scale for this. The renderer doesn't seem to shade things entirely correctly however at this scale I think looking at the shadow it casts on Earth.

Trying to do the sun in true color and make it look good is actually way harder than doing it in false color due to the limited color palette and contrast available.

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Anonymous No. 16119281

Also greetings from Berea, Ohio.

Anonymous No. 16119282

Fucking clear all day. 20 minutes out, clouds appear everywhere.

Anonymous No. 16119284

>>16119282
Fellow windsor/michigan bro?

Anonymous No. 16119285

Who's in Indiana right now?

Anonymous No. 16119286

>>16119282
same in PA

Anonymous No. 16119287

STOP SCREAMING AND PANTING EVEN MY OLD MOTHER THINKS THESE WOMEN ARE ACTING LIKE STUPID CHILDREN
also rip headphone users

Anonymous No. 16119289

>>16119278
lmao imagine being in a total eclipse and blasting your eyes with artificial light

Anonymous No. 16119290

Lol the women who are with the news guys are crying

Anonymous No. 16119291

>>16119277
It wasn't, we clap for everything, it's terrible.

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>>16119229
post cuties yes

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>>16119281
LIAR
that's not our G2 star
that's clearly an M9 dwarf

Anonymous No. 16119298

>>16119287
screaming and panting women eh tell us more

Anonymous No. 16119299

I was told this eclipse was going to usher in in end times. Wtf.

Anonymous No. 16119300

Did NASA actually learn something new or it was another money slurping event?

Anonymous No. 16119301

>>16119298
NASA stream

Anonymous No. 16119302

>>16119242
Nice.

https://www.instagram.com/tahiraselin/

Anonymous No. 16119304

>>16119289
Yeah, disappointing, and the tiny crop of the scenery.

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Anonymous No. 16119306

>>16119256
Neighbors lights came on!

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Anonymous No. 16119307

clouds?

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Anonymous No. 16119308

Shitty pic on my Galaxy.

Anonymous No. 16119309

>>16119270
Kind of, if you want a good view from telescope of the the totality. Not so if you want to experience surroundings going dark.

Anonymous No. 16119310

>>16119307
boggle

Anonymous No. 16119312

>>16119282
We have clouds here but thankfully none are covering the sun and I can see it clearly with my glasses.

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Anonymous No. 16119314

Wouldn't a true total eclipse also cover the corona? On some streams there's a tiny diamond ring and on others there's this entire glowing mass. Or is it all camera shenanigans and irl people see only see pic related.

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Anonymous No. 16119315

It looks much better in person, wish I had a proper camera

Anonymous No. 16119317

>>16119299
Third Impact will occur, actually.

Anonymous No. 16119318

Can I take a phone photo of the eclipse or will it burn out my camera?

Anonymous No. 16119320

>>16119314
Camera shenanigans. The camera lens blows out the corona.

Anonymous No. 16119321

dallas, TX here. No glasses. Took a few passing glances before and after. Like a 1 second sweep of the head. Looked for ~10 seconds during totality. Cloud cover was there but it was still visible for a decent amount of time. Hope my eyes aren't destroyed. Very cool

Anonymous No. 16119322

>>16119318
I took several just fine
see >>16119315

Anonymous No. 16119323

>>16119318
dude if you can take a direct photo of the sun with the camera do you really think it'll burn out anything

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🗑️ Anonymous No. 16119324

>>16119308
that is one fat sunspot

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>>16119318

Anonymous No. 16119326

>>16119324
poopa

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>>16119299

Anonymous No. 16119330

>>16119308
pretty sharp. is that max zoom?

Anonymous No. 16119333

>>16119324
gyatt

Anonymous No. 16119334

I saw it perfectly. Absolutely amazing.

There was a red dot on the edge near the end, though. I wonder what it is?

Anonymous No. 16119335

Toasting in epic sticky

Anonymous No. 16119336

>>16119326
that means "butt" in slavic languages

Anonymous No. 16119341

>>16119323
Don't know; I don't go around photographing the sun. I'm just here for the 'clipse; I'm not all science-y in the main.

>>16119329
Lol, well, the Arabs did invent astronomy, right? Name all the stars?

Anonymous No. 16119342

AND THE CLOUD GOES MILD

Anonymous No. 16119344

>>16119310
dallas salad

Anonymous No. 16119345

DFW area. Cleared out perfectly for totality. Took a bunch of pics with my S23, but settings sucked, much better experience with the naked eye.

Anonymous No. 16119346

>>16119243
It's a lens flare, where some of the light from the sun diffracts randomly from the surfaces of your lens and goes towards your camera. The light fringes shows what shape-agons your lens are

Anonymous No. 16119347

I swear Americans will freak out over anything
So afraid of life
You told me you are "free"?

Anonymous No. 16119348

>>16119334
If you weren't in the region that had a perfect total eclipse, that red dot on the edge was probably just a bit of sun peeking out.

Anonymous No. 16119350

I tried taking pics with my phone, but I couldn't tell there was anything going until we hit full eclipse and everything went dark. It was fun

Anonymous No. 16119352

>>16119334
bottom edge? solar prominence.

Anonymous No. 16119353

So is the world ending?

Anonymous No. 16119354

Rest in peace to all the anons who rolled a Nat 1 on their weather check.

>>16119348
Nah, it was perfect as hell. You can see the dot I'm mentioning at the bottom of >>16119314

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Anonymous No. 16119356

>>16119267
>>16119277
>>16119260
>He thought the Americlap meme wasn't accurate
Unfortunately it is very real, however when I went to see the 2017 eclipse no one clapped during totality where I was in Eastern Tennessee.
>Why does the American clap? I understand awe or cheering but why the clappin
I was born here and have lived here all my life. I still don't know why people do this

>>16119341
The Arabs didn't invent astronomy, but they did do a lot for it.

>>16119350
> It was fun
That's good to hear anon, I wanted to make this one but was unable to

Anonymous No. 16119357

>>16119353
The world has been slowly ending over the past few years, we just have several more to go.

Anonymous No. 16119358

I LOVE YOU JESUS AND GOD AMEN

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Anonymous No. 16119359

>>16119353
Average American rn

Anonymous No. 16119362

>>16119344
>>16119310
KEK

Anonymous No. 16119364

I'm on the east coast what time should I go outside to try to see this shit?

Anonymous No. 16119365

>>16119267
It's in their nature.
It's a bit endearing anyway.

Anonymous No. 16119368

>>16119364
It's too late for you, bub.

Anonymous No. 16119371

>>16119364
Right now. Or google your city name and "eclipse time" for a more specific answer.

Anonymous No. 16119372

>where heaven
most americans rn

Anonymous No. 16119375

>>16119364
Its gonna be around 3:20 in terms of most coverage if you're in central Maryland like me.

Anonymous No. 16119376

>NASA stream chat devolving into holy war between mohammed fans and christ fans
kek

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>>16119364

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Anonymous No. 16119378

Drove 4 hours to western new York and it's completely cloudy

Anonymous No. 16119379

That was pretty cool to be honest. If you were in the path of totality and didn't enjoy it your a miserable cunt

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Anonymous No. 16119380

Hey guys, I found this weird egg thing outside, anyone know what it is?

Anonymous No. 16119381

>>16119376
lmao

Anonymous No. 16119382

>>16119372
>le world ending and UFO confirmed because anything is happening
Neurotic ahh people

Anonymous No. 16119383

>>16119377
Cool graphic.

Anonymous No. 16119384

>>16119372
Burgers start falling out of the sky.

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Anonymous No. 16119386

WHERE DO I LOOK FOR VENUS AND JUPITER IN THE SKY LADS

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Anonymous No. 16119388

>1 sphere overlaps another sphere

Real exiting stuff. Breathtaking.

Anonymous No. 16119389

>>16119379
Still waiting for it to happen here. Should be in about 10 minutes.

My phone camera sucks and won't take a picture of the sun even with glasses over it.

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Anonymous No. 16119390

>>16119376
kek
Praise Sol.

Anonymous No. 16119391

>>16119386
up

Anonymous No. 16119392

ok i saw the eclipse
now what?

Anonymous No. 16119393

>>16119386
Venus was south-westish of the eclipse.

Anonymous No. 16119394

I came here just to say it was really awesome to see it outside in real time. That was so cool.

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Anonymous No. 16119395

this guy is a basedjack redditor caricature

Anonymous No. 16119398

>>16119388
This but unironically.

Anonymous No. 16119399

>>16119392
We'll contact you.
Stay vigilant.

NON∀ ●⁀● No. 16119400

>>16119392
TELL ME WHAT IT WAS LIKE ANON!

Anonymous No. 16119401

>>16119379
I have a friend that just about woke up 5 minutes after totality ended, not kidding, he sent me a message asking about it

Anonymous No. 16119402

lol it looks like a banana right now

Anonymous No. 16119403

>>16119388
>science board
>does not like science
checks out

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>>16119388
sexy beautiful women are also just a combination of spheres but that doesn't stop them from being amazing either
check your dopamine receptors
YOU ARE DEALING WITH THE PRIMAL FORCES OF NATURE THE POWER OF WHICH IS BEYOND YOUR COMPREHENSION OR UNDERSTANDING

Anonymous No. 16119407

>>16119395
filthy dumb phoneposting scum

Anonymous No. 16119409

>>16119400
basically like nighttime in the middle of the day. with this black sun in the sky. felt ominous. i can see why ancient people probably thought it was a bad omen..

Anonymous No. 16119410

>>16119392
now you are in heaven. this is what heaven looks like. enjoy your stay.

Anonymous No. 16119412

KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR SHADOW BANS?!?

Anonymous No. 16119413

>>16119403
Every board suffers from /v/'s disease now.

Anonymous No. 16119415

>>16119400
NTA but it was pretty cool looking, it was like someone turned the brightness down on the sky. The sun was just a black dot with a white corona around it.

Anonymous No. 16119416

>>16119401
Lol I guess he can wait another 20 years for the next here in the continental US

Anonymous No. 16119417

>>16119386
Left side of the sun for Jupiter. Saturn and Venus on right

Anonymous No. 16119418

Listen, everyone knows intellectually that the Sun is an eldritch abomination, but we rarely get the chance to SEE it being an eldritch abomination.

Go use your real eyes to peep the horror.

Anonymous No. 16119420

>>16119393
Is west and east mirrored when you see the sky?

Anonymous No. 16119421

Is the atheist explanation for the moon and sun being the exact size and distance to perfectly overlap as seen from Earth unironically that it's just a big coincidence?

Anonymous No. 16119422

daily reminder we can make SOL INVICTUS a reality through the power of starlifting

Anonymous No. 16119423

>>16119409
It does look a bit ominous, and probably feels even more if you have birds chirping around and then going apeshit once it starts to go dark.

Anonymous No. 16119424

>>16119386
Jupiter will be near the Pleiades to the upper left of the sun, venus to the lower right in Pisces

Anonymous No. 16119426

>>16119159
Thanks for the stream, anon.
Interesting to see that sunset like lighting across the entire horizon.

Anonymous No. 16119428

>>16119388
89% of the success of this show was down to people wanting to fuck scully, forget the rest of the popsych bullshit that's it.

Anonymous No. 16119429

>>16119423
Quite the opposite for me, it was ominous because everything was so silent, there was no wind and even the dogs stopped barking.

Anonymous No. 16119430

I was suppose to sun bathe nude today, the moon is really throwing off my vibe.

Anonymous No. 16119431

>>16119385
nigga got some fruity eyelashes

Anonymous No. 16119432

>>16119420
I, facing south toward the eclipse, saw Venus to the right and down from the totality.

Anonymous No. 16119433

DID NASA GET TO LAUNCH THOSE 3 ROCKETS OR NOT???

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>>16119433

Anonymous No. 16119435

>>16119429
It's as if Sol reminding you why it matters. If I had to go spiritual.

Anonymous No. 16119436

>>16119421
Yes atheists are vainglorious little mongrels

Anonymous No. 16119437

>>16119421
it is not moron. the umbra has about 100km diameter, everybody in it sees as moon is exact size as sun.
this would also be the case if the umbra would be 1km wide, for people in it.
this would also be the case if the umbra would be Earth wide. in all these cases "omg the moon is as big as the sun on skies"

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Anonymous No. 16119438

fuck living here...

Anonymous No. 16119441

>>16119421
yes because the moon will eventually move too far out for that to be the case anymore and the sun will continue to expand as it ages

Anonymous No. 16119444

>>16119434
>partially successful
what went wrong?

Anonymous No. 16119446

>>16119421
>exact
lol come back in 100 million years christfag

Anonymous No. 16119447

>>16119184
Very moody music...

Anonymous No. 16119448

>>16119435
I'm not superstitious at all, I used "ominous" because that's what the other anon described it as. Honestly I thought it was cool and if I had any spiritual feeling at all it was more of a sense of being infused with newfound power or passing a threshold into a new era. But these feelings were very mild and I know to disregard them as a man of logic and empiricism.

Anonymous No. 16119449

>>16119444
dunno, it says all payloads deployed now

Anonymous No. 16119450

>>16119444
The sun tried to grab it mid-flight, but they dodged.

Anonymous No. 16119452

>>16118961
This nigga seriously thinks if you glance at the Sun you'll go blind lol

Anonymous No. 16119453

>>16119448
>But these feelings were very mild and I know to disregard them as a man of logic and empiricism.
You need to let your human out sometimes.

Anonymous No. 16119457

>>16119453
There is nothing more human than reason, it is what separates us from animals and allowed us to build civilization.

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Anonymous No. 16119460

>>16119448
>man of logic and empiricism
You mean soulless machine

Anonymous No. 16119461

>>16119457
I'd say spiritual wonder is what separates us from animals, but whatever, just enjoy the eclipse.

Anonymous No. 16119462

>>16119450
tell those dumbasses trying to death star the venusian atmosphere using sol's hydrogen to check their aim

Anonymous No. 16119463

Rochester anons, I just drove 40 minutes to this town called Batavia and it's just as shit here as Rochester was. Did Rochester get any better at all?

Anonymous No. 16119464

>>16119403
It's actually the opposite. He loves science so much he reduces everything to their bare essentials to the point nothing has any intrinsic value anymore.

>Love? Yup, just chemicals in the brain. Unamusing.
>Solar eclipse? Yawn. Three celestial spheroids becoming temporarily colinear. An entirely common occurence in the universe. Booooring.

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>>16119459

Anonymous No. 16119468

I am near Birmingham, AL. Made a pin hole projector. Clouds everywhere. Caught a couple peaks through the clouds. Didn't see shit. Never saw the slightest bit of moon.

Anonymous No. 16119469

>>16119464
>common occurence in the universe
except their planets don't have life

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>>16119465

NON∀ ●⁀● No. 16119473

EERIE IN ERIE!

Anonymous No. 16119476

>>16119378
Not by the time you get there.

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Anonymous No. 16119477

OH NO

Anonymous No. 16119478

That was the coolest shit I've ever seen.

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>Clouds are moving in on me

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>>16119471

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>standing from ohio all of the planets are actually aligned in a straight line right now
very interesting

Anonymous No. 16119484

>>16119420
Southern hemisphere.

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>>16119480

Anonymous No. 16119488

That was it?
Why do people act like this shit is life changing?

Anonymous No. 16119489

>>16119477
> this killed the flat earthers.

Anonymous No. 16119490

>>16119483
Neat.

Anonymous No. 16119493

>>16119480
>incidentally the humans came up with the fucking second
brainrot

Anonymous No. 16119498

>>16119488
360 sunset is once in a lifetime bucket type of a thing, in mexico weather was super nice

Anonymous No. 16119499

>>16119493
You should have already know it was bullshit when it talked about squaring the circle.

Anonymous No. 16119501

>>16119488
C'mon don't be a prune it's pretty cool and it's something you'll never forget don't let the nut jobs ruin it for ya

Anonymous No. 16119504

>>16119488
its basically the largest natural event you can experience as a tiny human

Anonymous No. 16119505

>>16119409
imagine an entire ancient population half blinding themselves because nobody knew not to stare at an eclipse

Anonymous No. 16119506

How do flat earthers explain this one?

Anonymous No. 16119507

That was actually pretty great, fuck all the miserable terminally online spergs

Anonymous No. 16119512

>>16119507
I agree

Anonymous No. 16119513

>>16119506
Flatearthers believe that the sun, moon, and stars are all illusions made by Satan to cause doubt in God.
Kinda like dinosaur bones.

Anonymous No. 16119514

My dad was going on and on about it wouldn't look any different than a fucking cloud covering the sun. Then it happened and he started spewing bible shit.

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>>16119488
Stop being an sped.

Anonymous No. 16119520

>>16119514
Kek

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Anonymous No. 16119525

>>16119087
yeah haha remember when Trump went blind from doing that? Oh wait he didn't you fucking soience gaylord

Anonymous No. 16119526

Okay, so I didn't get to see the actual eclipse cause of the clouds. But seeing it get dark as night and then bright again all in a span of less than 4 minutes was still pretty cool

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Anonymous No. 16119527

There are not eclipse is all fake, this is how the sun look like in my state.

Anonymous No. 16119529

>>16119110
Puerto Ricans haven't made it to the Moon yet, give it time

Anonymous No. 16119530

>>16119477
you're not as funny as you think you are

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Anonymous No. 16119533

cleaveland rocks

Anonymous No. 16119534

>>16119530
Ok, mr no fun allowed.
Could have at least explained what's that anyway. Sun's corona?

Anonymous No. 16119535

>>16119527
>two suns
NIGGA WHERE THE FUCK YOU LIVE

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Anonymous No. 16119536

>my area was right outside the totality area
>also was cloudy as shit so wasn't going to bother
>gets dark
>look outside anyways
>clouds parted only around the sun to see the eclipse
got a cool pic

Anonymous No. 16119538

>>16119483
That's the ecliptic plane.

Anonymous No. 16119539

>>16119535
I think is just an artifact of the shitty phone.

Anonymous No. 16119540

>>16119535
Its a lens flare

Anonymous No. 16119541

>>16119535
Tatooine

Anonymous No. 16119545

>>16119535
Alpha Centauri, obviously.

Anonymous No. 16119547

>>16119488
What were you expecting? Michael Bay style explosions?

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Anonymous No. 16119549

>>16119547
Exactly, where's the Ark crash landing on the moon?

Anonymous No. 16119551

>>16119535
its a fence lair

Anonymous No. 16119553

tfw torontonian

Anonymous No. 16119554

White halo around the black disk and black sky does look really ominous.

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>>16119514
America in one post everybody

Anonymous No. 16119558

>>16119553
is that a good thing or bad thing
my mom is there and wanted to see the eclipse is the cloud cover bad?

Anonymous No. 16119559

>>16119463
No.

Anonymous No. 16119560

It was fucking awesome. A little bit of high clouds didn't make any difference really. If you asked me any other day I'd say it was a sunny day.

Anonymous No. 16119563

>>16119488
>That was it?
Yes.
>Why do people act like this shit is life changing?
It was.

Anonymous No. 16119566

Sol punishes those with avarice. If He wanted you to see him in His Glory, He would granted it regardless of your location. Repent on your folly.

Anonymous No. 16119569

>>16119558
bad thing, clouds everywhere, there was a hint of it at one point
at least she didnt go to niagara i hear its worse there

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Anonymous No. 16119571

Western NY virgins report in

Anonymous No. 16119573

>>16119477
>>16119534

It's the chromosphere

Anonymous No. 16119574

>>16119569
>at least she didnt go to niagara i hear its worse there
The place known for having one of the most giant waterfalls is certainly not where I'd go if I was trying to avoid atmospheric moisture, that's for sure.

Anonymous No. 16119575

>>16119571
Buffalonegro here, too much goddamn cloud cover but it was neat to see through peaks in the clouds

Anonymous No. 16119576

>>16119536
That is a cool picture anon.
I could not get a decent pair or lenses so I resorted to one of those DYI kids projects and made one of them boxes because I did have the construction paper and foil around.

Pretty neat.

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Anonymous No. 16119578

>>16119483
They're always in a straight line, but they're not always visible from the same hemisphere like that.

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>cleveland

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OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG IT'S HAPPENING!!!!!!!

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Anonymous No. 16119584

Not a lot of people sharing their shitty eclipse photos, here.

Taken from Atlanta.

Anonymous No. 16119587

Back in the day, we'd light up a fire inside of a glass bottle and use the smoke to make the glass black and then look through it to see the eclipse. We could stack this with regular tinted bottles. My mom used that to see the eclipse in Poland back in the 1960s. There were no fancy special glasses.

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Anonymous No. 16119588

what should I do with these super powers?

Anonymous No. 16119589

>>16119579
>so dark I can barely see the camera lens
It didn't get THAT dark for me. Was it because of all the clouds dispersing more light or do some people just have really shit dark vision?

Anonymous No. 16119590

>>16119480
>>16119486
>>16119471
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmXObolq5CQ

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Anonymous No. 16119591

Taken from Cedar Hill State Park southwest of Dallas.

Anonymous No. 16119592

>>16119471
holy shit totality was way more than I could imagine. the eclipse ring was shimmering different colors and moving around. the world was dark for a moment. huge diff between total and partial. fucking clouds though

Anonymous No. 16119593

>>16119587
interesting...

Anonymous No. 16119594

Clear skies here in 98.9% Michigan. Even at just 1.1%, the Sun was still too bright to see the Moon in front of it. Though it was dark enough for street lights to come on, it's amazing how much light there still was with only that tiny sliver of the Sun shining through. The shadows were eerie since the light was coming from above but at twilight levels.

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>>16119584
I should’ve learned how to take a proper photo in preparation for this

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>>16119584
Because it looks bad, my camera wasn't up to the task, but this was taken before the full eclipse. You can see how it actually looked like in reality in the lens flare-looking artifact next to the sun.
From Northern Mexico an hour ago

Anonymous No. 16119598

>>16119571
Rochester reporting in. Clouds were solid, but it was cool to see them rapidly change from really smooth to really turbulent. My parents are already planning a trip to Greenland in 2026 they're so pissed.

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>>16119409
It's not only that.

The Vedas say that the obstruction of the sun's light and the radiations present during eclipses strongly affect all life on earth.

It's recommended to stay inside, specially pregnant women.

>reduction in ozone concentration is formed
>allows ionizing radiation in addition to non-ionizing rays
>have a wide range of effects on living organisms
>gamma rays are reaching the earth’s surface during eclipse

https://vedpuran.files.wordpress.com/2021/03/solar_eclipse_om.pdf

Anonymous No. 16119601

>>16119579
fireworks? what a bunch of retards.
damn.

Anonymous No. 16119605

>>16119506
Shutter in front of the Sun spotlight.

Anonymous No. 16119606

>>16119595
thats what the end of the world looks like

Anonymous No. 16119608

>>16119584
I'd take a photo but i'm neither in path of totality nor is the weather all that good

Anonymous No. 16119611

>>16119606
well God did punish you with clouds tho. is that a bad omen?

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>>16119605

Anonymous No. 16119617

>>16119595
i like your photo more than the crystal clear eclipse professional ones. yours has character

Anonymous No. 16119618

>>16119595
nice

Anonymous No. 16119619

>>16119595
nice J.M.V Turner filter

Anonymous No. 16119620

How was it in Erie, PA?

Anonymous No. 16119621

Well, that's it for me until 2045.
I'll be 56, then.

Anonymous No. 16119627

>>16119514
It does get scary. All human beings should experience it at least once in their lifetime.

Anonymous No. 16119629

Any Ontarians around? London here, lucked out with the sky clearing just in time, just now starting to get some light clouds. Not quite totality, but still really cool with the temperature noticeably dropping and it looking more like sunset at our peak here.

Anonymous No. 16119634

>>16119556
Learn to recognize shitposts.

Anonymous No. 16119635

>>16119621
There's gonna be one in Spain/Greenland in two years. A good excuse to go travel, if you ask me.

Anonymous No. 16119638

>>16119635
full one in Spain?

Anonymous No. 16119640

>>16119095
Plot twist: that's her actual shape she just put the costume on.

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>>16119635
>Go to Greenland in august 2026
>Get to see both Midnight sun and an eclipse
Sounds pretty cool

>>16119640
Fine by me

Anonymous No. 16119644

*moons everyone itt*

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>>16119635
>>16119638
fucking Australia gets 2 in a row where ever the fuck this place is

Anonymous No. 16119647

>>16119629
Brantford here. Got a minute of totality outside my front door, was pretty cool especially since I didn't wear protection. I used the cuck peep hole strategy to gauge when I could glance at the sun, definitely worth it to be in totality compared to a few seconds sooner.

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>>16119643
I agree. Midwesterners are well rounded.

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Anonymous No. 16119650

was nice ameribros, good telescope stream from NASA.

Anonymous No. 16119655

>>16119647
>Got a minute of totality outside my front door, was pretty cool especially since I didn't wear protection.
That sounds like NYC.
Did you call 911?

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16119657

>>16119536
Me too, was amazing, went from total overcast to gaps forming to get that same kind of view to half clear skies just as it happened. Increadible timing! Oddly enough, the sun was still too bright to even glance at at 95% totality in this area even though everything went dark all around. Only when some clouds passed by to partially obscure it could you see the moon covering most of it.

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>>16119584
Almost like a phone camera through a welding mask isn't gonna make for a good picture. I got to 95% where I live, even then it got dark enough for the birds to freak out.

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Anonymous No. 16119661

Only saw a partial eclipse. Shouldn’t have wasted my time desu.

Anonymous No. 16119662

>>16119638
Full eclipse.

Anonymous No. 16119663

>>16119659
The birds started freaking out and the dogs started barking too right before it went total!

Anonymous No. 16119672

>>16119646
Looks like somewhere in the area of Eromanga. For 2028, the temperature would be in the 60F-70F range. In 2030, somewhere around 80F-100F. Low humidity both times with little chance of rain in 2028 and 20% in 2030.

Anonymous No. 16119673

>>16119578
We're living in a time right now where the orbital periods seems to be aligning the planets somewhat relative to one face of the Earth.

Anonymous No. 16119675

>>16119595
This could be a painting. I'm stealing this I mean using as inspiration for my renders now.

NON∀ ●⁀● No. 16119676

IT'S ALL OVER 2QUICKLY ANON.....

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>>16119661
Wanted to fly out to Texas to see it but unfortunately I didnt have the balls to tell my Wage Cage to fuck off after they denied my request, they got new rules to submit for tine off and I hate it.

Anonymous No. 16119678

>>16119663
The last two I went through, crickets started chirping like it was night. I was in a city park this time so there were probably too many people around for them to start up. Usually at night the park is empty.

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Anonymous No. 16119679

Go H-alpha or go home.

Anonymous No. 16119680

>>16119677
>oh no, I'm suddenly too sick to come in to work... better put me down for sick time, boss...

Anonymous No. 16119681

>>16119677
>Try to take a picture with my smartphone
>What the fug the sun is bright
>Put the solar glasses over the lens
>Looks like shitty low res pic

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Anonymous No. 16119683

Best and pretty much only photo I took that actually showed it as the rest just showed the Sun way too bright even at 95% totality (as seen on left) eventhough it was evening darkness below. Only when some clouds obscured some of the sunlight was the shape of the Moon apparent. This was near Toronto where it was total overcast that started clearing with good gaps with perfect timing.

Anonymous No. 16119684

>>16119679
that looks dope

Anonymous No. 16119685

>>16119681
When I put the glasses over the camera lens my phone refused to take a picture

Anonymous No. 16119686

its ogre

Anonymous No. 16119688

Gonna buy some booze before I head back to PA from Rochester. It's easier to buy in bulk here than in PA, and I'm gonna need a lot of it to drown my sorrows for deciding to go to upstate NY instead of Ohio or even Erie.

Anonymous No. 16119691

>>16119688
This is a typical response to proximity to Rochester.

Anonymous No. 16119692

>>16119685
Did you cover all the sensors? If not, the difference might have confused it and it didn't know which mode to pick. Also slightly possible that the manufacturer added a check based on location and time to prevent users from taking eclipse photos.

99 !!DKfrZUFVZJE No. 16119696

>>16119680
Thing is, do that too many times now and they can fire you, its absolutely garbage because before you were able to just call in to a message system if you had the hours. Now theres protocol and an appeals procces and im not used to it because its fucking asinine.

What we do to keep food on the table man.

Anonymous No. 16119697

>>16119692
My phone only has a normal lens and a macro lens which I have to select manually, but I did have both of them covered. I wonder if it was because it couldn't detect enough light or some other stupid over-protective modern tech nonsense.

Anonymous No. 16119700

>>16119688
The 3 trillion calories you could get from a garbage plate before you go could help, too.

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Anonymous No. 16119704

I didn't grab my DLSR and this was the best I could do with the manual settings on my Xperia. Was still cool to see in person and was unforgettable to me.

>>16119601
I was in a suburb and yeah, people were setting them off. Was pretty great since we had good weather. For once we didn't get somehow cucked in a terrible way.

Anonymous No. 16119708

>in a totality city
>checked multiple sources online (nasa, local big university, etc) about eye safety, just in case
>have the time when totality starts and ends for that city (3:22 and 3:25)
>3:22 hits, can no longer see sun through my free, big university-provided eclipse glasses
>give myself a minute of error margin for both start and end of totality, just in case
>look at eclipse without glasses at 3:23
>put glasses back on at 3:24
>totality ends at 3:25
All good, right? Except:
>with my mom during it
>she wouldn't take her glasses off during totality and saw jack shit
>tell her this the whole point of watching the eclipse, to see the totality with the naked eye
>she "did the research online" (where???) and tells me that i should never look at an eclipse at all, period
>while i'm looking at the damn eclipse, not being blinded

Anonymous No. 16119710

>paducah gets two eclipses in 7 years
lucky fucks

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Anonymous No. 16119711

SCP Lookin ass

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>>16119683
Another comparison, these with phone, showing how odd it looked to be still bright Sun (but not super bright as usual) in the sky but darkness on the ground.

Anonymous No. 16119725

I went outside to look in virginia but it just looked like a banana through my shitty amazon glasses. I tried to take a picture but I didn't think to cover the lens with my glasses so it just looked like the normal sun.

>>16119710
I've driven through paducah before it's not worth it

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Anonymous No. 16119729

I fucking looked at it 2 hours ago,
quite a bit... Yeah I guess I've heard faint whispers of 'dont look at an eclipse' throughout my life, but I never researched into it. And so being under the totality path, I went out and watched it without protection. And now I come back inside and all the sudden this massive trove of online info is coming at me that looking even for seconds can easily perma screw you, never mind the repeated glances I took up at it over the course of 20 minutes.

Is there anything I can do RIGHT NOW as the damage is still fresh that will significantly minimize it? Everything online says once you look at it it's irreversible, there are no modern cures and all you can do is pray

Anonymous No. 16119731

>>16119729
hope you at least though to keep one eye closed

Anonymous No. 16119732

>>16113150
Why does anyone care?
A solar eclipse happens everyday somewhere in space.
The only people who care are people who failed science in high school.

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Anonymous No. 16119733

Got this on a 23 ultra

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>>16119646
>in the middle of the outback
lol

Anonymous No. 16119735

>>16119732
>A solar eclipse happens everyday somewhere in space.
And how many of those do you personally get to witness?

Anonymous No. 16119736

>>16119729
Obvious bait post.

Anonymous No. 16119741

>>16119733
wow bretty good

Anonymous No. 16119742

>>16119729
If you only looked during totality, you're fin-
>never mind the repeated glances I took up at it over the course of 20 minutes.
bruh.
Literally why would not do any research at all before risking your vision

Anonymous No. 16119758

>>16119595
what do you mean, that looks awesome
i forgot i had one of those plastic lenses on my phone camera and it fucked my shit up

Anonymous No. 16119767

>>16119595
neat anon

Anonymous No. 16119768

>>16117821
>>16118468
just want to say that it was somewhat clear, very thin layer of clouds. could see both Jupiter and Venus, the brightest I've ever seen them; but not the comet
felt like the world was ending in a cool way. everyone clapped at the end..worth it.

Anonymous No. 16119771

>>16119595
Still looks pretty good

Anonymous No. 16119776

>>16119704
>>16119711
niggas threw up candy in the pic and got lucky

Anonymous No. 16119779

It was absolutely spectacular. idk if we were lucky to not have many clouds, but the total eclipse was one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. Well worth the 3 hour drive to see

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This is in Dallas I should of messed with my phone settings prior to today as far as taking pictures into the sun but it came out okay.

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Anonymous No. 16119786

Drove out of town to the country since city was forecasting clouds, visited my folks at the same time and gave them glasses and explained space shit. My dad used his camera to take a bredy gud pic as the sun came back. I just hope those glasses were legit and I didn't fry my retinas.

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Anonymous No. 16119793

>wake up
>walk outside and look at sky
>clouds everywhere
>just looks like a normal rainy day
>walk back inside
I guess I'll try again in 20 years

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>>16119477

Anonymous No. 16119823

>>16119742
It just didn't communicate to me before in time that something seemingly so miniscule could pack the effect of ruining you forever. I didn't keep my eyes on the sun for more than 3 seconds, like you would with the real sun. But I kept glancing right back at it in succession

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>>16119793
SEE YOU THEN ANON!

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>>16119683
yeah it came out pretty well for me too. no proper equipment sadly, but the clouds provided enough filtering.

Anonymous No. 16119845

Can someone cap that dude from earlier in the thread complaining about sun lasers? I want to post it in a relevant enough thread on /g/, but I'm mobile for a few hours.

Anonymous No. 16119874

Wow, such amazing photos showing some close up that you can see anywhere in science articles. Post something more zoomed out and/or personable you idiots.

Anonymous No. 16119911

>>16119874
you can't see any detail at all in the corona without zooming all the way in like that

Anonymous No. 16119932

>>16119282
In my area it was partly cloudy but you could see the sun consistently up until it was about 50% occluded.
Then thick fucking clouds came in for the rest of the eclipse, only to blow over after it was done. I could only catch a very rare glimpse of the sun coming out from behind the moon. Just the sliver of the corona.
If not for everything going night time for a few minutes, I wouldn't have any idea that eclipse was happening during totality.

Really disappointed.
I'll be in my 40s the next time one of these comes around in the US.

Anonymous No. 16119945

>>16119595
sikk

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Anonymous No. 16119971

Bros... I looked into the eclipse and now I'm possessed by a demon. What do?

Anonymous No. 16119976

>>16119971
you need to stick some garlic in your ass

NON∀ ●⁀● No. 16120065

>>9122096
SO WHAT WAS THE CENTER LINE LIKE ANON???

Anonymous No. 16120098

I went to hamilton and the clouds went away right on time. kino

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Anonymous No. 16120127

do you phonefags not have telescope mounts?

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Anonymous No. 16120157

it was fucking cool

Anonymous No. 16120171

>>16120127
Excellent photo. My dad is a bug telescope guy but not a great cell phone photographer so his came out nothing like that. Shame, he's got a really nice 10" Schmidt cassegrain but no camera that can do it justice. What kind of hardware are you working with?

Anonymous No. 16120180

>>16120171
I 3d printed a phone holder and mounted my 9 year old Nexus 6 to an Orion observer 134mm with the 25mm eyepiece it came with

Anonymous No. 16120193

>>16113598
So how did it turn out, Texasanons?

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Anonymous No. 16120210

Whew, finally back. Went to middle of nowhere Indiana, smack dab in the center of totality. The locals had a barbecue down at the church, it was a cool fun time.

Best of all, sunny as can be, almost 0% cloud cover for the big moment. The forecast said mostly-to-partly cloudy the whole time until like JUST an hour before, then it was mostly sunny. The place we were in lucked out and the heavens parted for just long enough. Amen

Anonymous No. 16120212

>>16119285
I am, went to Vincennes for it

Anonymous No. 16120238

>>16120210
Glad you got to see everything and have a good time, anon.

Anonymous No. 16120257

Are there any other moon gravity tricks people can try on eclipse day, besides the standing egg?

Anonymous No. 16120262

>>16120210
What were they cooking? I had smoked ham shank myself

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Anonymous No. 16120287

before the thread dies, did anyone manage to see the planets? venus appears to be the only one visible (as shown) yet jupiter should've been visible to the right.

Anonymous No. 16120288

>>16120262
Little bit of everything, pulled pork, ribs, people were grilling up brats and burgers and stuff too. Also this one couple brought their "town famous" chicken fricassee

Anonymous No. 16120291

>>16120287
Yes, I saw Venus and Jupiter pretty clearly. Jupiter would be on the opposite side of where Venus is, and further away

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Anonymous No. 16120293

An actual photo someone took

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The view from a satellite

Anonymous No. 16120303

>>16120298
>tHe mOOn pErFecTlY MAtCheS tEh sUn !!!!

Anonymous No. 16120304

>>16120303
take yours meds, schizo

Anonymous No. 16120307

>>16120304
>when grug look at sky grug see moon and sun the same size. grug senses not wrong

Anonymous No. 16120309

>>16120298
This looks fake as fuck.

Anonymous No. 16120312

I was in Lima, Ohio and it was absolutely sick. Perfect day. Could clearly see Venus in the sky and a pink dot at the bottom of the eclipse, which turns out was some sort of plasma loop or something?

Anonymous No. 16120334

>>16120312
Yep I saw that too, a solar prominence. It was very clear throughout totality

Anonymous No. 16120347

>>16120287
The other planets were hidden behind tall houses for me.

Anonymous No. 16120371

>>16120287
was anyone able to see the comet? Jupiter and Venus were VERY bright. could actually see them during 95% totality.