Yesterday, I viewed a total solar eclipse for the first time. I had seen the annular eclipse last October in Corpus Christi, so I was excited to have the full experience. Sadly, the day was mostly cloudy, but, thankfully, the ringed shadow of the moon did peak through a couple of times. It did not get as dark as I thought it would. We were near the edge of totality, and I think the clouds to the east were still lit by the partially eclipsed sun. Did you experience the eclipse?
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Tuesday, April 9, 2024
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