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Fascinating to see where I am. Grey cloud everywhere. Extraordinary, almost looks like… about 9.30am yesterday when it was also cloudy.
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Not a cloud in the sky here in Swansea, perfect view of the eclipse, fwiw.
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I want my money back - all that happened was it got gloomy - they are talking up like mad on sky YAWN!!!!
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That was rubbish.
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I'm covering The Completely Bright Day Solar Eclipse 20/3/2015 from here in Wales.
Wow. Well, how was it for you? I personally felt humbled, the whole thing was awe-inspiring. Insert another cliche here. I can hardly wait for the next one in 2090. A short distance from our house a large group of men had gathered together to watch it beside a field where some teenage schoolgirls were playing a hockey match. These men were a bit daft in my opinion because not one of them had brought those special viewing glasses you have to wear to protect your eyes. Alun2005, News at Ten, Wales |
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How did the hockey go?
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I'm just going back now to watch the second half. A thrill-a-minute 0-0 scoreline so far.
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what a waste of an hour. absolute sh1t it was. It didn't even get dark. All these arseh0les on twitter saying how humbling it is. Bunch of sheep, it was sh1te, just admit it !!!
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Is it safe to come out from under the bed now ?
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I was outside out at 9:27am and it was totally light, what a fix
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As expected in God's Own, our Maker provided for us a rare glorious morning in order that his chosen people could see his work in it's full majesty. Barely a cloud sullied the sky.
And from this position of near perfect viewing conditions, I can confirm that it was a bit sh1t, distinctly underwhelming. |
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Bizarrely there was a very small hole in the dirty clouds here up north around 9-20 to 9-30 . I could see the moon through it covering the corner of the sun.
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I wont bother getting out of bed next time.
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Total eclipses are worth watching
Todays 90% one was a waste of time. No different to a gloomy day |
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I got to see it in the end but with no special glasses. My eyes got adjusted but it was very bright and I'm sure I'll suffer from Welders blindness. I stood beside an old man I know and I saved his sight. As we were watching it behind the clouds, we were discussing how hard it was to see anything... "I'll go and get my binoculars" was his response! I wonder how many daft feckers thought as he did and done damage to their eyes today. Thankfully I persuaded him it was a bad idea
![]() 1999 was a much better eclipse but it was a bigger % covered, guess that's why it didn't go dark although I noticed a dimming in brightness. I was speaking to a guy from Faroe Island and he said it was spectacular. Seeing a total eclipse is on my bucket list and I'd like to see one even more now. There's one in 2 years that tranverses the whole of the US but the 2026 is total in Benidorm. Fancy a week on the Costas ![]() |
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Time lapse over Belfast
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-31984307 |
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There's also one in 2027 visible in Egypt and totality is about 6 minutes - near the maximum it can be.
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Next year there is a transit of Mercury - not something that will interest casual observers, but a must for astronomy geeks
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what a waste of an hour. absolute sh1t it was. It didn't even get dark. All these arseh0les on twitter saying how humbling it is. Bunch of sheep, it was sh1te, just admit it !!!
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thing is,right on cue the blazing sun came out at around 11 am
glad i stayed in bed til then |
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they should have these eclipses later in the year imo when the weather is more reliable
![]() think you had to be right up in the Faroes tbf ,London was always a non runner . |
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Eclipse was the greatest racehorse in turf history.
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Total Eclipse of the Moon to look forward to later in the year although it's well past Chit Chatters bed time.
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