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Total Solar Eclipse
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Well I don't know what anyone's supposed to do with any of those. What answer's supposed to be gleaned from each one??
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Getting back to the subject, I still have a soft spot for the July 11th 1991 Solar Eclipse...
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... 991+mexico
And am planning to be in Tlahualillo, near Torreón for the April 8, 2024.
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEgoogle/S ... oogle.html
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And am planning to be in Tlahualillo, near Torreón for the April 8, 2024.
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEgoogle/S ... oogle.html
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Next year's eclipse will be almost exactly over my house. Come on up and we can go down the road a few miles to observe it where it will be maximum duration.
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meanwhile, the perfect lunar eclipse... was totally clouded over!
bright moon the night before, bright the night after.
bright moon the night before, bright the night after.
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Don't know if there was one or not, because no one mentioned us being able to see anything. We did, however, get a beautifully full and bright Harvest Moon.
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I think we will be harvesting our moon next month. I'm not sure what to call this one, but it is bright when it's visible.
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Is there any reason why altocumulus clouds seem to fill the night sky when there's a harvest moon?
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we've not had anything as artistic, just boring ones.
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Really? We always seem to get them. They seem to separate into thousands of puff balls.