Solar Eclipse

[A-Jay]

I think I came through it OK ~

A-Jay

[Tennessee Boy]

Lovely view of some dark clouds.  Near perfect fishing weather but I was in the back yard looking at clouds.

[KP Duty]

Yea, it was supposed to be 95% coverage here in Tulsa, but didn't get near as dark as when a severe thunderstorm rolls through

[gim]

I went outside at exactly 2:02pm when "peak eclipse" was to occur.  It looked exactly like it did the rest of the day with a cloud deck over head.  Birds still chirping too.  Imagine that.

[Choporoz]

Partly cloudy was actually good....I was able to look at and see the sun without glasses....and only partially fried retinas

[MN Fisher]

As Gimruis said - we had solid overcast all day long...no chance of even seeing Sol, much less Luna in front of it.

[The Bassman]

 We had a perfect view here. I was conducting a thorough scientific experiment during most of the event. I concluded that fishing stinks during solar eclipses.

[TnRiver46]

1 minute ago, The Bassman said:

 We had a perfect view here. I was conducting a thorough scientific experiment during most of the event. I concluded that fishing stinks during solar eclipses.

According to my science training , your sample size it far too small 

[The Bassman]

2 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

According to my science training , your sample size it far too small 

I'll have to weigh my results against the next one when I'm 160 years old or whatever.

[TnRiver46]

Some people I know did fairly well during the “totality “ here in 2017  @The Bassman

[N Florida Mike]

I was out working in it and didn’t notice any difference in the light , and I tried hard to…

[The Bassman]

1 minute ago, TnRiver46 said:

Some people I know did fairly well during the “totality “ here in 2017  @The Bassman

It was bright and calm with people all around. Yesterday was windy, cloudy, and cool. Made for my best outing so far this spring. I stuck close to home today to avoid the predicted traffic apocalypse that never materialized.

[BASS302]

On 4/5/2024 at 5:10 PM, slonezp said:

The 17 year locust/cicada will emerge this summer. That's something that everyone will see. 

There will be two broods this year. 

[F14A-B]

This is my third one. It was ok, my location was about 99.8 totality. Had my equipment and was hoping to possibly see Jupiter with the Pons/Brook comet to its right. I wanted to get that shot if possible but no joy.. a lot of cloud cover and a Leer jet with William Shatner flying around the sky.. 🤣🤣🤣

 

Anyway. 

[Log Catcher]

It was so cloudy here you couldn't even tell where the sun was supposed to be in the sky. They say the next one we could see is 20 years from now. I hope the nursing home I  will probably be in if I last that long will take me out to see it.

[12poundbass]

6 hours ago, A-Jay said:

I think I came through it OK ~

A-Jay

Everything looks normal except for the hat! I’m assuming you put the Stormy Kromer up for the season? 

[IcatchDinks]

Everyone at work took a break and we all used our welding helmets to look at it. 

Coworker got a pretty cool photo of it. 

 

https://i.postimg.cc/d0kn9pj8/signal-2024-04-08-21-28-33-938.png

[scaleface]

I thought it was stunning. Seen it twice now. This time a solar flare could be seen with the naked eye. Now I wish Betelgeuse would hurry up and explode. 

[Eric 26]

On 4/8/2024 at 6:38 PM, alonerankin2 said:

. I wanted to get that shot if possible but no joy.. a lot of cloud cover and a Leer jet with William Shatner flying around the sky.. 🤣🤣🤣

 

Anyway.