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In_The_Wind

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1. I'll be awake for it.

Reply to xchrom (Original post)

Sat Nov 2, 2013, 07:47 AM

Nov 2013

If you live in eastern North America, you'll have to get up early to enjoy the show. The partial eclipse will be visible at sunrise — about 6:30 a.m. local time — and last for about 45 minutes, experts say. Viewers in Boston and New York will see the sun more than 50 percent covered by the moon, while our star will appear 47 percent obscured from Miami and Washington, D.C.

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How To Watch Sunday's Rare Hybrid Solar Eclipse [View all] xchrom Nov 2013 OP

I'll be awake for it. In_The_Wind Nov 2013 #1

Damn won't be able to see it in Asia davidpdx Nov 2013 #2

Best place to see it is Uganda. undeterred Nov 2013 #3

They get the longest totality (on land) in Gabon, on the west coast muriel_volestrangler Nov 2013 #4