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You shouldn't directly look at it during a solar eclipse, anyway. It could still damage your eyes.Exeres wrote:Solar eclipses. A brief instant of not catching my eyeballs on fire when I look at the sun.
Wow. A reason to be here in 2017. I hope to any supreme beings out there that I am NOT still here then, though. :/Exeres wrote:21 August 2017: Total solar eclipse stretching across the United States. The longest duration of totality will be two minutes, forty seconds near Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
Exeres wrote:Doesn't matter anyway, what with the world ending in 2012 TROLOLOLOLOLOLO-
It was a full eclipse. Those are much rarer.Exeres wrote:From Dark's link:
"Starting in April 2014, there will be four total lunar eclipses visible from all of North America in less than two years."
See? You didn't miss anything. If you're still alive in a few years, you'll catch another one.
The 'total' in 'four total lunar eclipses' means full. 'Total eclipse' = moon covered completely, gets orange/red tint.Unbalanced wrote:It was a full eclipse. Those are much rarer.Exeres wrote:From Dark's link:
"Starting in April 2014, there will be four total lunar eclipses visible from all of North America in less than two years."
See? You didn't miss anything. If you're still alive in a few years, you'll catch another one.