solar eclipse
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 Icepick Tony  Chester 20 Mar 15 4.39pm |
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Luckily the clouds were pretty light up in Chester so we got a decent view. This was the pic I got.
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Attachment: eryr  Caerphillydelphia 20 Mar 15 4.39pm |
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Great view from Cardiff - shame I didn't have any spex! My phone's camera managed to show a blazing sun next to an eclipsed sun. Have no idea how that happened!
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| Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 20 Mar 15 4.44pm |
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Quote The Sash at 20 Mar 2015 3.49pm
Quote Superfly at 20 Mar 2015 3.40pm
Quote The Sash at 20 Mar 2015 3.27pm
Quote topcat at 20 Mar 2015 9.55am
In the good old days, we used to get proper solar eclipses, not like these namby pamby modern ones. Kids today, don't know they are born. Funny enough TC although I am sure there must have been eclipses since, I had a bit of a flashback to when I was about 8 in primary school (nigh on 40 years ago now) - none of this 'look at a piece of card' or special celebratory goggles - they marched the entire school into the playground and made us look up under pain of death to witness the wonder of the cosmos...
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the despotic banana  Dept. of Baboon Maintenance 20 Mar 15 5.03pm |
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I used today to escape death at the hands of an Inca prince. How 'bout you?
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Crystal_Clear  Belfast 20 Mar 15 5.14pm |
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Stuck inside a depot this morning and saw nothing, but then again we need all the sun we can get in Northern Ireland.
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| Stuk Top half 20 Mar 15 5.41pm |
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As someone else put it. We couldn't see something, that we couldn't look at...
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| davenotamonkey 20 Mar 15 7.10pm |
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Stoneage fcucking luddites. Will this school be getting a snap OFSTED inspection I wonder?
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pefwin  Where you have to have an English ... 20 Mar 15 7.11pm |
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Quote Ouzo Dan at 20 Mar 2015 6.24am
Been a good week for astronomy & the sun, hopefully we get clear skies.
It will cause fundamental changes to the world and the biosphere as we know it. Luckily humans should be extinct by then
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 20 Mar 15 9.25pm |
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Quote davenotamonkey at 20 Mar 2015 7.10pm
Stoneage fcucking luddites. Will this school be getting a snap OFSTED inspection I wonder?
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| davenotamonkey 20 Mar 15 10.31pm |
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Quote pefwin at 20 Mar 2015 7.11pm
Quote Ouzo Dan at 20 Mar 2015 6.24am
Been a good week for astronomy & the sun, hopefully we get clear skies.
It will cause fundamental changes to the world and the biosphere as we know it. Luckily humans should be extinct by then
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| Hoof Hearted 21 Mar 15 10.47am | |
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Quote davenotamonkey at 20 Mar 2015 10.31pm
Quote pefwin at 20 Mar 2015 7.11pm
Quote Ouzo Dan at 20 Mar 2015 6.24am
Been a good week for astronomy & the sun, hopefully we get clear skies.
It will cause fundamental changes to the world and the biosphere as we know it. Luckily humans should be extinct by then
The moon's gravitational pull does have a significant effect on how Earth functions so again I concur with Pefwin that change will be fundamental and probably the end of us if we haven't been wiped out already.
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The Sash  Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 21 Mar 15 11.07am |
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Quote Superfly at 20 Mar 2015 4.44pm
Quote The Sash at 20 Mar 2015 3.49pm
Quote Superfly at 20 Mar 2015 3.40pm
Quote The Sash at 20 Mar 2015 3.27pm
Quote topcat at 20 Mar 2015 9.55am
In the good old days, we used to get proper solar eclipses, not like these namby pamby modern ones. Kids today, don't know they are born. Funny enough TC although I am sure there must have been eclipses since, I had a bit of a flashback to when I was about 8 in primary school (nigh on 40 years ago now) - none of this 'look at a piece of card' or special celebratory goggles - they marched the entire school into the playground and made us look up under pain of death to witness the wonder of the cosmos...
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