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catbyte

(34,522 posts) Mon Apr 8, 2024, 01:10 PM Apr 8

NASA live feed of the eclipse for those interested. [View all]

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NASA live feed of the eclipse for those interested. [View all] catbyte Apr 8 OP

Much THX.... magicarpet Apr 8 #1

It is remarkable that the moon is just about the perfect size to accomplish this. honest.abe Apr 8 #36

It's that in conjunction with the juxtaposition of the moon's shadow and the littlemissmartypants Apr 8 #40

Yes indeed. Alot of moviing parts to get this to work! honest.abe Apr 8 #42

Thanks! highplainsdem Apr 8 #2

Thank you FemDemERA Apr 8 #3

Cool! Its events like this that help us realize how small we are in the grand scheme of things. honest.abe Apr 8 #4

Only 78-79% here in NM Warpy Apr 8 #5

It was clear here in Silver City. Elessar Zappa Apr 8 #15

Nope, you need to have about 90% occlusion to get things appreciably darker Warpy Apr 8 #20

Thanks. This is the only way I'll get to see it; it's overcast here. Ocelot II Apr 8 #6

It's overcast where we are, too. Barely even dimmed. calimary Apr 8 #38

thanks! Beaverhausen Apr 8 #7

Its bright and sunny here in kc slightlv Apr 8 #8

thank you for posting! nt et tu Apr 8 #9

Kick malaise Apr 8 #10

I did walk out and look up through my viewers at what I can see here... Hugin Apr 8 #11

during the Mazatlan shots, did we see solar flares? CANADIANBEAVER69 Apr 8 #12

I may have caught one: elleng Apr 8 #14

screenshot usonian Apr 8 #13

NASA has the best coverage... just pretty music IcyPeas Apr 8 #16

Agreed. That's why I chose this feed. catbyte Apr 8 #17

Even The Weather Channel on tv is disappointing. IcyPeas Apr 8 #23

We watched a combination of CNN, MSNBC, and NBC local. calimary Apr 8 #39

This country would be better off if all the blah, blah, ended. llmart Apr 8 #34

It was eerie, even in Lansing. I forgot to get glasses so I just watched the NASA feed but it catbyte Apr 8 #35

Yes. Thank you. nt AnotherMother4Peace Apr 8 #18

It's really dimming down where I am in Michigan and there's still about 20 minutes until the peak. catbyte Apr 8 #19

Nothing here in Kingston malaise Apr 8 #21

View of the eclipse from the far side of the moon today dweller Apr 8 #22

My brother was in Carbondale IL and saw a bright star and a satellite when it went total. honest.abe Apr 8 #24

Screenshot from Indianapolis usonian Apr 8 #25

Is that a solar flare at 5 o'clock? Think. Again. Apr 8 #26

Looks that way. I saw it earlier on another view. Also another one up higher perhaps. honest.abe Apr 8 #28

it's a big one. Think. Again. Apr 8 #43

I'm in Greenville, South Carolina stage left Apr 8 #27

Thank you for posting this link. Charlie Chapulin Apr 8 #29

I'm so happy markodochartaigh Apr 8 #30

Screenshot from Cleveland. Wow usonian Apr 8 #31

so this proves the earth is flat, right? Stardust Mirror Apr 8 #32

Darkness At Noon n/t Stardust Mirror Apr 8 #33

Nice CME! (nt) Richard D Apr 8 #37

Thank you. niyad Apr 8 #41