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* if you were lucky enough not to have complete cloud cover for the duration. It got so cloudy where I am shortly after the Earth's shadow began drifting acros
by jstanley 8y ago
* if you were lucky enough not to have complete cloud cover for the duration.
It got so cloudy where I am shortly after the Earth's shadow began drifting across the moon that I couldn't even see which direction the moon was in. So I watched a live stream instead.
- jefurii 8y agoI checked ClearDarkSky[1] and was lucky enough to find a place to see it withing driving distance. There were three other carfuls of people from Southern California to see it. The clouds rolled in just after the point of total eclipse. [1] http://cleardarksky.com http://cleardarksky.com [edit: https->http]
- jstanley 8y agoLooks like the URL needs to be plain-http, not https. And unfortunately it thinks North America is the entire world. :)