Guildedagain
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Anyone going?
It's in a parallel universe. Tough to get to without some fancy quantum permutations. Sometimes it's not worth the effort.There are other forums?
I was just talking to a friend about the eclipse and he asked me, "Are we going to lose power?"
Huh?
And, yes, he asked in all seriousness.
Tell him no worries as a flat earth power grid won’t be effected by the fake circles in the sky.I was just talking to a friend about the eclipse and he asked me, "Are we going to lose power?"
Huh?
And, yes, he asked in all seriousness.
Actually, almost always not worth the effort.It's in a parallel universe. Tough to get to without some fancy quantum permutations. Sometimes it's not worth the effort.
Fact.Actually, almost always not worth the effort.
in 2017 we were wintering at our place in Puerto Rico and got a perfect view of the eclipse. We got real excited about it and there was a huge crowd around the old fort where we walked to. It was really interesting for all of ten minutes, but I don't think I would drive very far to experience it again. I'm in Iowa for this one. I'll just go out in the yard and be happy with whatever I get this time around.Actually, almost always not worth the effort.
Depending on where you live, full eclipse will last a good long time, maybe around 2 hours, and if you depend on solar energy, well, good luck.I was just talking to a friend about the eclipse and he asked me, "Are we going to lose power?"
Huh?
And, yes, he asked in all seriousness.