What's Cool in Science This Week?

[MikeGER]

 I saw a followup of 8 to 10 local eclipses in the NASA live feet on YT, who had set up cameras along the path  

most impressing was the view from the ISS, were the moon-shadow was racing with Mach 2 and more over the earth-surface, it had almost something of a Star Wars opening scene 

[Pete Dero]

https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2027-august-2

For people in Europe Spain will see totality in 2027.
Or take a trip to Luxor ...

Marbella :

Obscuration
    100.00%
Magnitude
    1.0098
Duration
    2h, 20m, 15s
Duration of totality
    3m, 20s

Partial begins
    2 Aug 2027, 09:41:37
Full begins
    2 Aug 2027, 10:46:46
Maximum
    2 Aug 2027, 10:48:26
Full ends
    2 Aug 2027, 10:50:06
Partial ends
    2 Aug 2027, 12:01:52
Times shown in local time (CEST)

Avg. Cloud Cover
    18% (since 2000)


Luxor :

Obscuration
    100.00%
Magnitude
    1.0356
Duration
    2h, 46m, 20s
Duration of totality
    6m, 22s

Partial begins
    2 Aug 2027, 11:40:13
Full begins
    2 Aug 2027, 13:02:04
Maximum
    2 Aug 2027, 13:05:15
Full ends
    2 Aug 2027, 13:08:26
Partial ends
    2 Aug 2027, 14:26:33
Times shown in local time (EEST)

Avg. Cloud Cover
    0% (since 2000)

[GDS_Starfury]

[Windigo]

for those getting raptured during today's eclipse, it's been good knowing you!   

*World's largest eyeroll*
Oh puh-leeze

[GDS_Starfury]

oh, we're never on that list Windy. 

[Windigo]

Thinking back to my single 30's after Ex #1... not a chance.

[GDS_Starfury]

your jobs are safe

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