Apparently what we will see here in London is a partial eclipse.
This brought my attention to the fact that we rarely see stars in the Sky in London anymore. I couldn't tell you the last time I've seen anything twinkling in the sky that wasn't airplane lights. So.. if you live in a part of the world where the Sky's are clear enough to see stars at night.. (without needing specialist equipment ).. you are very fortunate with that.
The last time that I remember the sky becoming oddly dark in the day here in London, I was on the steps at a previous work place...I went inside and saw people gathered around a computer. The twin towers had come down. #true.
As as Libran, I will confess that I really like when things are in alignment. So welcome eclipse, we look forward to ( possibly not) seeing you.
Have a great day all, eclipse or not, wherever you are in the world x
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I experienced a full solar eclipse only once -- in Winnipeg about 35 years ago. I can understand why this phenomenon terrified people back in non-scientific days. It is spooky!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to experience that!.. it was bright throughout here.. a tad darker, but nothing you'd notice!
Deletewow, here in India it will not be visible.
ReplyDeleteI remember long ago when I was in school Solar eclipse day in India. We were warned not to look directly at the Sun that day. Many indirect methods were suggested ! Huge excitement, it was !
I watched it online. I was disappointing not to have been plunged into abolute darkness for a bit.
DeleteLooked lovely online