Anyone traveling to get a better view? I’m in Colorado so I won’t get a full eclipse but close enough for me to be happy with.
https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov/
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I’m on the Oregon Coast - not directly under the path, but not far off. I’m considering going surfing during it - that would be trippy.
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… I was going to sacrifice a virgin but I could not find one.
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HUNKER DOWN, the energies are crazy.
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Sadly, being in Arizona means I’m pretty far from the total eclipse, so I’ll just have to settle for a partial one. I will be trying to look for the shadow snakes though.
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Cool! Reminds me somehow of lightning balls and their (until recently) undocumented mysterious nature. I’m with cannabis buyer- hunker down and make a pinhole viewer for the eclipse or sell lemonade on the new parking lot formerly known as I-25.
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Here is a link @Morganicconcentrates on how to make your own viewer: How to make a solar eclipse viewer - YouTube
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Not sure if any of you are into space weather but this is a great resource for learning about how it interacts with the Earth and climate. He does a morning report every morning. Super cool stuff!
Www.suspicious0bservers.org
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I am about 2 miles from from the center line and we will get totality. It is amazing how many people have traveled long distances to see it.
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I didn’t bother to pick up eclipse glasses so I’ll probably just use my phone camera to watch it.
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I didn’t pick up glasses either! So I just stood outside and randomly looked up every couple of minutes. My vision is just about recovered haha. The light change during the eclipse was pretty interesting to watch though!
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I tried using my phone to look but it was too bright for the image to resolve. I did get a cool shot of the leaves acting as pinhole cameras though:
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