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[tripletfeb]

So, Thursday night is the eclipse?

 

[mdees88]

So, Thursday night is the eclipse?

It "starts" thursday night but the fun stuff (when it turns red) doesn't happen until early Friday morning, 2:30-3:30am central time. The peak is at 2am central time.

 

[tripletfeb]

It "starts" thursday night but the fun stuff (when it turns red) doesn't happen until early Friday morning, 2:30-3:30am central time. The peak is at 2am central time.

Thanks. I won't be awake for that but the info is good to know

 

[jnicholes]

Who saw the eclipse? I missed it because I was so tired.

 

[mdees88]

Who saw the eclipse? I missed it because I was so tired.

All clouded up where I was unfortunately.

 

[StinkyAcres]

Who saw the eclipse? I missed it because I was so tired.

I did! It was a perfect night for it. I didn't stay up to watch it happen but woke up to see it in totality.

 

[mdees88]

I did! It was a perfect night for it. I didn't stay up to watch it happen but woke up to see it in totality.
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Great pic!

 

[mdees88]

Looks like there's a pretty good chance of seeing the northern lights late tonight/early Sunday morning, for those in the north US....

https://www.forbes.com/sites/conorm...realis-tonight-amid-strong-geomagnetic-storm/

 

[Traffie Chickens]

Looks like there's a pretty good chance of seeing the northern lights late tonight/early Sunday morning, for those in the north US....

https://www.forbes.com/sites/conorm...realis-tonight-amid-strong-geomagnetic-storm/

Cool! I hope I can see it here in NH!

 

[mdees88]

Cool! I hope I can see it here in NH!

It may be hard to see with your naked eye, but if you put your camera in "night mode" and take long exposure photos you should be able to see it much more clearly. This is how the one last Oct was for me...