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Edited by DeMix:
8/21/2017 7:07:58 PM
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Like if you guys saw the "totality" of the eclipse today.(beautiful)
Wow,
That was truly a next generation experience. I was worried about the glasses thing, not realizing my area was getting totality. I'm literally in shock on how beautiful that was. I've always thought an eclipse was nothing special. But it's one of the most rare things to see with the human eye. That and the Comet. Which I believe is every 200 years? Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'll be back in 2024 for the next one for sure.
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I wasn't in the path of totality. We had a 99.4% eclipse. Nothing changed. The sun was still as bright as ever. I did see the comet though, it happened about 5 years ago, we had to go all the way out into the country to see it and use binoculars, too. The light was interfering, but seeing all the stars was new to me because I never went out into the pure dark country. The comet looked like a white shiny badminton shuttlecock, but longer. Its definitely something you have to see.
