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Solar Eclipse 2017
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wardell
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it sucks here it was to be 91% dark here but it looks like any other day
RazzmaTazz
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Only got a partial here since totality was about 1000 miles away. But it was still pretty cool to see.
pointguy36
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Honestly, I hardly noticed it. We had some clouds and showers in the area during the peak time and all I noticed was that it got a little darker then a normal storm - kind of a bummer. I live pretty far from the path of totality, but I was hoping for a view of a partial eclipse at least!
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Even with over 99% totality, it was still too bright to see without the glasses, which were very difficult to get here. Everyone sold out of them within a couple of hours. I had to use welding goggles, which still aren't that effective. The sad part is it actually got darker for the rain today than it did during the eclipse.
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You may have been disappointed but it was still an amazing moment when you consider 99% of the light coming from the sun was blocked and as you said the light was still so intensely bright you could barely tell the difference. Just sayin' ...
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We had one in 1999. I was working in retail and due to the extra visitors hoping to witness it I had to work until midnight the day before it. Totally overslept and missed the whole thing. Our next one is due in about 60 years I think!
