Were any of you on this site during the last solar eclipse in the US? Want to post your picks for me to see? I saw it and it was one of the fantastic moments of my life!
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I saw it from Carbondale IL at the SIU stadium, we experienced 2 minutes and 38 seconds of totality. Clouds came in around noon (see the third pic) but at the beginning of the eclipse the clouds cleared giving us a grand view. The shadows were cool and unexpected (I did swipe that pic from another site).
Unforgettable experience, in the midst of 60,000 people, I'm doing it again April 8, 2024. This time we'll see about 4 minutes of totality in Carbondale.
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I was in St. Genevieve (first time in that town, loved it!) I could have taken that last picture, lol. I think everyone had something like it! It was so amazing! I just have bad pics of the sun though. No good camera.
Saw a 93% partial solar eclipse. Not at all like a 100% eclipse, I know, but it was still quite memorable as the sky darkened slightly. Sorry, no pics.
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