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Cool! What a great view. Hekate Apr 8 #1
I learned a new word yesterday: Umbraphile liberalla Apr 9 #22
is that ' what we do in the shadows'? nt et tu Apr 9 #24
Our last solar eclipse malaise Apr 8 #2
When one is in one's seventies, as am I, another . . . . Stinky The Clown Apr 8 #8
So you're saying there's a chance! dchill Apr 9 #38
Wow... That is Magnificent! TY Moon Shadow! Cha Apr 8 #3
Cat Stevens.... Ninga Apr 8 #4
I sing that every full moon! LittleGirl Apr 8 #11
Well played. No pun intended. nt Xipe Totec Apr 9 #46
Wonderful, thanks! enough Apr 8 #5
Mine also.................we are all at the whim of our Star...........we really are............ turbinetree Apr 8 #6
Yeah, I'm probably not gonna be around for the next one, either. n/t PatrickforB Apr 8 #7
My plan is to live forever, or die trying. NewLarry Apr 8 #9
Captain Yossarian's goal too! Bo Zarts Apr 8 #10
Heller Was 12th Air Force In WWII GB_RN Apr 8 #14
Same Rebl2 Apr 8 #12
I'm no dermatologist but I would advise earth to get that spot checked out. Xavier Breath Apr 8 #13
Looks like a powder burn at close range. nt Xipe Totec Apr 9 #47
Moon shadow, moon shadow Bluethroughu Apr 8 #15
And if I ever, lose my .... KPN Apr 9 #27
I know, I have the record. Bluethroughu Apr 10 #52
Imagine, that dark shadow is moving over the ground at, like, at a thousand miles an hour Brother Buzz Apr 8 #16
Hmmm ... always wanted to go to Portugal. KPN Apr 9 #29
"Imagine, that dark shadow is moving over the ground calimary Apr 9 #33
you'll be here for the next eclipse and you'll be voting for President Malia Obama Takket Apr 8 #17
Cool image. To be clear, it's from another eclipse caraher Apr 8 #18
This is one I got from the NWS. MiHale Apr 9 #19
Yeah, it sadly will be my last eclipse as well. lark Apr 9 #20
It's only 21 years so you might still be around. Crunchy Frog Apr 9 #31
Since I'm currently 72, even 21 years is doubtful. lark Apr 10 #50
The next total eclipse in my area is 2049. I'll be over 80 then. 4lbs Apr 9 #21
August 12, 2045 will be the next total eclipse visible in the U.S. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 9 #23
There will be one in 2033 markodochartaigh Apr 9 #26
I will be 93. Send me an email to remind me. Thanks. twodogsbarking Apr 9 #42
If we are both still on DU I'll be talking about it. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 9 #44
But wait, there's more! Dear_Prudence Apr 9 #25
The next transit of Venus will be in 2117. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 9 #40
Oh no! nt Dear_Prudence Apr 9 #48
Not necessarily the last eclipse or even last total eclipse you could see ... marble falls Apr 9 #28
Just wow Easterncedar Apr 9 #30
Aug 2026, Aug 2027, July 2028, Nov 2030 Voltaire2 Apr 9 #32
But total eclipses in any one area like last night aren't too common. Elessar Zappa Apr 9 #34
In general approximately 18 years Voltaire2 Apr 9 #35
I'm not disagreeing. Elessar Zappa Apr 9 #36
Yes, there is an 18 year cycle, PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 9 #41
Sure, you might have to drive a couple of hundred miles. Voltaire2 Apr 10 #51
Was just telling someone else about this MissMillie Apr 9 #37
What in the world did they show? PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 9 #45
Stuff like this MissMillie Apr 10 #49
Thank you. PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 11 #53
So cool!! Rebl2 Apr 9 #39
The star of life. twodogsbarking Apr 9 #43
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