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Beyond the Mysterious Beyond => The Fridge => Topic started by: pokeplayer984 on May 19, 2012, 09:48:18 AM
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It is yet again time for another solar eclipse. I am so lucky to live near where it'll be happening tomorrow. I won't be able to see a full eclipse though, only a partial one. Still, it's a rare event that I'm not willing to miss.
To see if you are close enough to see it, go to the link below.
http://mashable.com/2012/05/18/solar-eclipse/ (http://mashable.com/2012/05/18/solar-eclipse/)
See ya later! :)
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Oh Dam!
I don't think I'm going to see it. I've not seen an full eclipse in a long time! Oh well good luck to anyone who wants to see it. :DD
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It's actually an annular eclipse. It's like a total eclipse in that the moon and sun are directly in line, but the moon appears smaller and the sun appears as a ring behind it. I, too, won't be able to see it.
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Live stream for those who can't see it! It's happening now!
http://www.ustream.tv/solareclipse (http://www.ustream.tv/solareclipse)
I sadly have too many clouds to see it, so I have to settle for this. -_-
See ya later!
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Still, nice to have this option. At least we can see the eclipse and not miss it.
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Well, that's that! It's officially over! Quite a beautiful thing to see.
If you watched it, give out your thoughts on it!
See ya later!
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I missed most of it, but I did get to see it on the ustream link. It was an interesting & amazing thing to see, what I did see of it. I guess I saw something like between the last 30 minutes and hour.
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I had forgotten about the solar eclipse, to be honest.
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It wasn't visible on the eastern seaboard, but I did see some nice photos on FB :).
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Boy, this is a big year for big astronomical events, isn't it?
I'm looking forward to the Venus one...probably because there's a chance that I'll be able to see it, unlike the eclipses and the Super Moon...which I sort of did
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I didn't even bother following this eclipse, since I knew I wasn't going to be able to see it from where I live (one of the eastern U.S. states). The Venus transit, on the other hand, is something I'm certainly looking forward to. :yes
Interestingly, I read in an online article that this eclipse passed over much of Japan (which is incredible, considering that it's such a long and narrow country), and that Tokyo hasn't seen this kind of an eclipse since the year 1839.