Right at fullest totality, some cirrus moved in for a nice halo! 
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Observations 4/8/2024 Eclipse
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Brent
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ForsythSnow
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Each of the phases of the eclipse, aside from the final few. I reduced the brightness on the other two at totality to fit in with the others.
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Have no pics, but decided to randomly take a few minutes and walk outside near the peak yesterday from work.
Definitely felt cooler than it did around lunchtime, and sort of dimmer.
2017 was better, hah. But then again, we were closer to totality then, and I was using eclipse glasses to look. Didn't this time and tried to steal a glance or two, not smart.
Definitely felt cooler than it did around lunchtime, and sort of dimmer.
2017 was better, hah. But then again, we were closer to totality then, and I was using eclipse glasses to look. Didn't this time and tried to steal a glance or two, not smart.
Mason Dixon
Member
Still in awe. The 360 degree sunset look was unreal. Didn’t think I captured it but in this photo you can see the reflection in the windows looks the same as the sky behind. So crazy 
Mason Dixon
Member
Just had a look at todays APOD which was a cool timelapse of the eclipse and it really shows off that bright pink prominence that we saw on the bottom of the sun during the eclipse, anyone else notice it?