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So here in the USA there is going to be some sort of eclipse thing going on that has all the media stations going crazy. I don't see what the big deal is. So the moon moves in front of the sun for a little while. Big deal. Been happening since the solar system was created.
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A solar eclipse at exactly the same point on the earth, occurs once every 370 years, and it is a dramatic astronomical event.
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It's not exactly something that happens every day. I have never seen a full eclipse before (going to either Illinois or Nebraska to see it, and I am trying to find a filter that works with my camera.)
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The track of the eclipse goes right over upstate South Carolina, so I'll have one of the best views. I'll be sure to upload some pictures.
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It's not exactly something that happens every day. I have never seen a full eclipse before (going to either Illinois or Nebraska to see it, and I am trying to find a filter that works with my camera.)
If you don't have them, good luck finding them now, most places are sold out, hit up a welding shop and grab a shade 13 and see how it works, I know they are safe to look through at the sun with your eyes so it should be ok with a camera, just try it outside the store and if it doesn't work go exchange it for a different shade (any thing shade 12 or higher is safe to look at the sun through)
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yeah honestly i can agree with ya on the silly part... if i had someone who cared about it (like a girlfriend) then maybe i'd give a crap but i don't so whatever.
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A solar eclipse at exactly the same point on the earth, occurs once every 370 years, and it is a dramatic astronomical event.
On a single spot maybe, but if you don't care about the place, it is a few times in a year (of course, each time somewhere else). And if some country is big enough, it could easily happen "in that country" nearly every year or so...
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Here's a couple of eclipse pictures from today in Greenville, SC. These pictures don't do it justice, since my iPhone camera isn't designed to take such pictures. Enjoy!
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My camera is junk... i got like one good photo out of 50 i took.... honestly i dont really care about the eclipse that much so meh.. atleast i made an attempt
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My camera is junk... i got like one good photo out of 50 i took.... honestly i dont really care about the eclipse that much so meh.. atleast i made an attempt
I see a chunk of the sun blocked there. Where I was, we had about two minutes of complete coverage that dropped the temperature about 20 degrees and made the crickets start chirping. One of the most amazing nature shows I've ever seen!
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I went out & watched part of it. Haven't yet looked to see if any of the pictures turned out. The temperature did drop some, even though it wasn't full coverage here.
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It kinda just got dimmer here... i did not really sense much of a temperature change... some of the streetlights kicked on but they must've been really sensitive because it was not like dark dark
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I took a nap.
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