August 23, 20179 yr Author Much shorter drive for you in 7 years! Absolutely! However, I'm in 99.7% totality in 2024. Maybe I could avoid the traffic and stay home. Why drive for an extra 0.3%? Not a chance! :lol2:
August 23, 20179 yr Absolutely! However, I'm in 99.7% totality in 2024. Maybe I could avoid the traffic and stay home. Why drive for an extra 0.3%? Not a chance! :lol2: Make that drive. It will be worth it.
August 23, 20179 yr Absolutely! However, I'm in 99.7% totality in 2024. Maybe I could avoid the traffic and stay home. Why drive for an extra 0.3%? Not a chance! :lol2: :lol2:
August 23, 20179 yr Author Make that drive. It will be worth it. :lol2: Having made the drive this time, I will gladly make the drive next time.
August 23, 20179 yr A colleague of mine lived in an area that was 99.98% total. All he had to do was :walk: to totality.
August 23, 20179 yr Absolutely! However, I'm in 99.7% totality in 2024. Maybe I could avoid the traffic and stay home. Why drive for an extra 0.3%? Not a chance! :lol2: I'm going deeper next time. I had 25 seconds at my house. I want longer.
August 23, 20179 yr I'm going deeper next time. I had 25 seconds at my house. I want longer. The 2024 eclipse has a whopping 4 min 28 sec maximum duration, nearly two minutes more than Monday's GAE. No way that I'm gonna miss that one.
August 23, 20179 yr A colleague of mine lived in an area that was 99.98% total. All he had to do was :walk: to totality. So did he?
August 23, 20179 yr So did he? No, he drove to his mother-in-law's and got totally eclipsed at her place.
August 23, 20179 yr No, he drove to his mother-in-law's and got totally eclipsed at her place. Good... I was worried that you might've said that he didn't bother getting himself to 100% totality even with being that close.
August 24, 20179 yr The 2024 eclipse has a whopping 4 min 28 sec maximum duration, nearly two minutes more than Monday's GAE. No way that I'm gonna miss that one. Can't wait
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