So.. who saw the eclipse?

[dur]

It was full here but overcast, so it just got dark. Man, I was looking forward to seeing it.. had my glasses n everything :(

 

[cdbd3rd]

Not the greatest phone-photo ever.

Friend of mine in Tennessee got a better shot.

 

[Buddha5440]

I've seen a couple of partials in my life and found them to be as impressive as the total eclipse, so I was underwhelmed. I was expecting something like The Ring but instead saw a dim sun with a dark mass covering most of it. Although my postlamp did turn on and the birds acted like it was dusk...and then dawn about 5 minutes later.

 

[saekee]

had a great view on a cloudless day north of Boston.

Can't seem to read the text here anymore though.

 

[QuantumFX]

The cloud cover in Toronto protected us from viewing the eclipse, and then went away about an hour after the event was over.

 

[GrizzlyOso]

I've seen a couple of partials in my life and found them to be as impressive as the total eclipse, so I was underwhelmed. I was expecting something like The Ring but instead saw a dim sun with a dark mass covering most of it. Although my postlamp did turn on and the birds acted like it was dusk...and then dawn about 5 minutes later.

Crazy not my experience at all . The moment 99% became 100% for me changed it all . Saw the 2017 one and for me I highly recommend actual totality. I wouldn’t even go outside for partial .

 

[ChaoticDrivel]

Not the greatest phone-photo ever.

Friend of mine in Tennessee got a better shot.

Turns out God has the Hulk Hogan stache. Who knew...

 

[Mickeymouse]

I don't believe in the moon.

 

[dur]

Crazy not my experience at all . The moment 99% became 100% for me changed it all . Saw the 2017 one and for me I highly recommend actual totality. I wouldn’t even go outside for partial .

I was hoping to find out.. first time I've been in the path of a Total.. ah well, there's always 2045 (unless I magically get rich n travel to Spain.)

ps: 'the ring" is very brief, as I understand it.. hence the glasses, so.. you know..

 

[cdbd3rd]

I don't believe in the moon.

Admit it - you're still mad that is wasn't really made of cheese.

 

[Arkat]

It was only 49.2% covered here.

That's ok, though, because we got 100% totality here for 2.5 minutes back in 2017.

I'll definitely be going to 2045 total eclipse in Utah or Colorado assuming I live that long.