Originally posted by googlefudgeSolar eclipse? I envy you. Total? I saw a partial about 20 years ago here in Pennsylvania. The shadows cast by the leaves in the trees made weird shadows, like crescent moon shape and the light was a weird reddish hue also.
No, gaming conference, scheduled to coincide with the solar eclipse, and hopefully awesome auroras.
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Originally posted by sonhouseNo... We miss totality by about 50 miles.
Solar eclipse? I envy you. Total? I saw a partial about 20 years ago here in Pennsylvania. The shadows cast by the leaves in the trees made weird shadows, like crescent moon shape and the light was a weird reddish hue also.
However unless you want to stand on a rock in the middle of the north Atlantic in March
however it's the best place in the world to see the eclipse.
It's entirely possible that it will be dumping 6 inches of snow on us at the time... but as
I'm going their anyway, it's an opportunity not to be missed.
Originally posted by googlefudgeTo make absolutely sure you see the eclipse, just rent a hot air balloon, get above the clouds....
No... We miss totality by about 50 miles.
However unless you want to stand on a rock in the middle of the north Atlantic in March
however it's the best place in the world to see the eclipse.
It's entirely possible that it will be dumping 6 inches of snow on us at the time... but as
I'm going their anyway, it's an opportunity not to be missed.
