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In my backyard, but it’s April, so I’ll probably cursing at clouds.

Can it be held by a human?

No.

It was a >!bicycle!<.

😕

I made a similar calculator for iOS and Apple Watch.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sleep-cycles-alarm-calculator/id1668639153

Have you seen a total solar eclipse? It’s an event that truly lives up to the hype

In my backyard, enjoying 3 minutes 58.6 seconds of totality.

Come for the eclipse. Stay for the Aztec sacrifice.

Western New York, Vermont, or the tip-top of New Hampshire. Undecided.

This thing is already getting hyped. It will be hysteria.

Weather maps seemed to indicate the farther south you went, the higher chance of not having cloud cover. And also it is a tourist town so less dangerous than most of the other parts of Mexico. Plus cheaper than Texas or anywhere farther north.

Things could change in a year though.

Remind me in 1 year

Is that the best place in Mexico to see it ?

Mazatlan!

I too chose this guys mom house.

Last time, I drove from MN to Carbondale, IL just to see it. This time, it's going through Carbondale, IL AGAIN.

Planning to sail down to Lake Erie and anchor right in the path of totality to watch it from the water.

Unless the weather sucks that day, in which case idk

Hell yeah man! Thank you!

One of my favorite camping spots in Arkansas is right in the path so I will be there.

I am from Ohio an we drive about 8 hours to see it

We made a nice family vacation of it visiting Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Dollywood

I had been prepared to drive as far S was necessary even if it meant St Louis or farther to be able to see it and I will be ready to do the same this time if I have to drive that far to see it again

To get to see it happen twice in one lifetime and only having to travel mere hours to make it happen is a great piece of luck

That last percent really does make a world of difference

At my mom's house in Eagle Pass, TX.

I live in a city that's going to experience totality, so I'll be home

For the last eclipse I made my family drive an hour north. They said “Atlanta is 99% eclipse, why do we need 100%?” I said shut the fuck up and get in the car. Then right when it was going to happen it got cloudy where we were. I made them all get in the car and we drove 3 miles down the road for clear skies.

Totally worth it.

Please do! It wouldn't be a bad drive from Michigan to get in a good spot.

I’ll remind you