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Lifer
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I just came in from the time of greatest eclipse in my area. It was still as light as it was at noon!
![]() The local news broadcast last night that we would get about 70% eclipse, so I've been watching the Science Channel. It never even got dark in the areas of totality. As far as I could see on TV, the only difference was that the shadows diminished. ![]() There has been a weird effect here though. The amount of traffic is about what I see at 1:00 at night...Minutes go by with no cars/trucks, in either direction. And about a third of what does go by have their headlights on. ![]() The Science Channel had promised live coverage across the country but they keep showing segments of How The Universe Works interspersed with a female announcer in Oregon, and they keep repeating the segments and her comments rather than live regional coverage. ![]() I'm really disappointed! If this is the best our solar system has to offer, I'll go somewhere else next time.
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