2024 solar eclipse

SwirlyBird

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do NOT look at it without those special glasses. Wish I would've known that.
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My light-sensing security lights turned on here in Altoona. They must be very sensitive because it didn't seem that dim out to me.
 

2speedy1

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Pretty cool. I'd guess roughly 90-95% coverage.

Waiting for the kid to wake up from his nap so I can show him.
In the DM area it was supposed to be about 83% coverage at Max. Of course the closer you are to totality the higher that number gets.
 
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iPhone tried to brighten it up, but you can get an idea of how dark it got lights inside the house are on behind us so it’s causing some shadows too but that was cool 1712603754925.jpeg
 

Jer

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Just experienced totality. Nearly 4.5 minutes. The clouds in Texas cooperated with us! That was awesome! Glowing black dot in the sky indeed. It got almost cold too.
You can now tell your kids you were once "mooned" by God.
 
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iPhone tried to brighten it up, but you can get an idea of how dark it got lights inside the house are on behind us so it’s causing some shadows too but that was cool View attachment 127179
Our damn phone did the same light thing. Was completely dark though. Really neat. Watched everyone's garage lights and the street lights flicker then go on fully, then they went back out as it quickly got brighter.
 

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