Subj : Re: 2023/2024 Eclipse in the USA
To   : Blue White
From : Dmxrob
Date : Sun Mar 12 2023 19:09:19

BY: Blue White(21:4/134)

|13On |11Saturday,March 11, 2023 at 08:40 AM, |14Blue White(21:4/134)|13 wrote:|07


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|11BW|09> |10Dm> I encourage anyone who has an opportunity to view the 2023 of 2024|07
|11BW|09> |10Dm> eclipse to try and see it - you certainly won't be dissapointed.|07
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|11BW|09> |10Dm> https://solareclipse.us/getting-ready-for-the-2023-solar-eclipse/|07
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|11BW|09> |10Dm> https://solareclipse.us/safety/|07
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|11BW|09> |10IIRC, there is an area in Southern Illinois that one of these eclipses|07
|11BW|09> |10is|07
|11BW|09> |10going to cross that was also a hot spot for the 2017 eclipse.  Anyone|07
|11BW|09> |10who|07
|11BW|09> |10lives in that area is going to get a second shot at seeing it.|07

Carbondale, Illinois is the town - yes, they get a double-treat!  

From what I've seen so far, the 2024 total eclipse should last about 1.5 - 2.0 minutes longer than the 2017 one.


Off the Wall / St. Peters, Missouri / Dialing since '88

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