Apparently it’s also a vegetable

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Here's a short video of the last Great American Eclipse which demonstrates how quickly it gets dark

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>denying science for the last three years

oh honey

get permits and make it happen also buy a box of eclipse glasses before the price goes up.

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Which fest?

You know how lucky you are? The arena in Carbondale was full and such but the event had clouds over it. I was out in the country 3 crow miles away, and it was amazing.

I wonder what the sunset eclipse will look like near Spain according to that website?

The thought of looking at a beautiful sunset with a total eclipse sounds amazing even though I can't even imagine what it looks like.

Well, funny you should ask. I didn't make it all the way to Carbondale. I was taking country roads because the freeway was packed, and the eclipse started when I was out in the country. So I stopped the car and watched between a soybean field and a cow pasture. (The cows went nuts!)

Then I just turned around and drove back. It was weird. :-)

I was thinking of either Carbondale or Indianapolis. Would you mind sharing a good spot to view in Carbondale? I'm guessing maybe Evergreen park or a similar park would be good.

I'm in the ~95% totality area and about a 3 1/2 hour drive from the edge of it in southern central Illinois. I'd like to drive down to see it, but I'm not sure I'll be able to convince my wife to go. Kids are in school, so idk if the school will let us take the kids out for it, but I want to try.

You realize the eclipse only goes over North America and they literally put it in the title?

At a music festival with like 50k people, all losing their minds to this spectacle

...for the US. Why is this not stated in the title? Its not like Reddit is only used by US users. I bet that not even 50% of all Reddit users are from the US.

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PS: Ups!

yup. walking around under a corona is just fucking magical. I only regret that I hadn't smoked a bowl 20 minutes earlier.

We drove 300 miles and it was so worth it

In Europe

scroll further down on the website, there are a lot of zoomed in sections of the map.

scroll further down on the website, there are a lot of zoomed in sections of the map.

I know it does, taxonomically speaking. But you know, it's a cultural thing :)

I was also shocked to find out