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What time is it happening?
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Looking forward to it, remember the last one well. Going to be cloudy here in Sheffield but interesting to see how dark it may get.
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I'll be up early for it. Watching it from my balcony.
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Starts around 9am, eclipse at its peak around half.
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half 9*
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I'm guessing taking pics on your phone or digicam will be a waste of time.
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Bit early to be trying to find the winner in this, IMO.
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Will it get darker and more dismal in Stoke than normal?
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It starts, ends and maximum partiality at different times in different parts of the country.
http://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/ Type in your nearest city and it will bring up a load of info including an animation. Next decent one in Europe is in 2026, start booking your holidays for the Costa's. |
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I'm assuming most of you are still in bed at half 9, so GET UP EARLY.
___________________ i have no intention of getting up before 9 ![]() I'll watch it from my bed ![]() |
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Been cloudy every morning this week
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If you were smart, you'd book a domestic flight say LondonAberdeen, and time it so you'd most likely be above the clouds at 9:30 :)
Actually, seriously, I think being in a window seat on the correct side during an eclipse would be a pretty awesmome experience. |
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Been cloudy every morning this week
___________________ was on the cards sonko , had 10/13 sunny or fairly sunny days to the start of March |
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Wont there be another eclipse in the world before 2090? So you could just fly there to see the next one
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I'm guesing we'll have a pile of youtube videos of it, time lapsed, from "drones" to look forward to..
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REMEMBER, DON'T LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN !
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I wouldn't be surprised if some people are going to blind themselves or burn out their camera sensors.
Camera + telephoto + looking at the sun might not be a great idea. |
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we're all gonna die anyway. why not give it a butchers.
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i'm just hoping we find the gods in a good mood come the morning.
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The Leopard 19 Mar 15 23:29
REMEMBER, DON'T LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN ! OR THE GUARDIAN |
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Au contraire, always look at the Guardian
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MARVELLOUS ECLIPSE SUNNY!
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I'm guessing Bito will be at stonehenge having a naked eclipse group hug with some druids?
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we're hugging as i type
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Some of us have the best seats in the house
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could have done with a woman there
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I thought the faroes had the best seats in the house?
100% eclipse, a "b*lls deep eclipse" as Patrick Moore used to call it on ths Sky at Night. It was post watershed and nobody watched, he could get away with that sort of thing, it was often just filth. |
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will bonnie tyler croon it in
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I was referring to UK. 98% is quite good, weather permitting
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you can't beat monsieur platinis south facing balcony imvho
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Thick black cloud for where I live tomorrow morning about eclipse time, according to local BBC weather sex-kitten, bugger...
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"local BBC weather sex-kitten"
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dirty black cloud forecast for my back yard tomorrow
fookin north west of england weather coming down here fook off ![]() |
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i want my sunshine back
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A bit of cloud may actually help so long as you can see the Sun's disc through it. It's fully cloudy where I am but I'm still hopeful.
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I can't see a feckin thing
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Cloudy on south coast. Nothing to see here yet.
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saw about 15 seconds of sun through a gap in the cloud
i can confirm some of the sun has gone |
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Buckinghamshire reporting.
Complete waste of time here! Slightly more miserable and dank than has been the case for the rest of this gash week! |