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August 21st 2017 Total Solar Eclipse

Weiser is having a #kidsday during #eclipsefest don't miss it !


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#TSE2017 #Travel - Solar eclipse 2017 and the tourism boom in its path - 200 million people live within a day’s... fb.me/x9V7lJNF


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Solar eclipse 2017: Eclipse legends and omens #TSE2017 #FunFacts fb.me/Kt9gge5H


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On this day in 9966, a total solar eclipse will occur simultaneously with a transit of Mercury.


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The 2017 eclipse is the first chance in nearly 40 years for Ameicans to see totality on their own soil. For... fb.me/7TxmubNn5


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#TSE2017 ECLIPSE OF THE CENTURY A slacker's guide to the 2017 solar eclipse fb.me/78dLqE7H4


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The Sun is 400 times larger than the Moon in diameter, but it's also 400 times farther away, making total solar eclipses possible.


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#TSE2017 #CloudCover - Another good visitor question about 'what if it is cloudy where I am trying to see the... fb.me/J5IZz0Hj


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This guy has been waiting 54 years for the 2017 eclipse. I've "only" been waiting 47 years myself. fb.me/1y6YBkO8s


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via WIRED: #TSE2017 "HOW TO GET THE PERFECT ECLIPSE SHOT USING YOUR SMARTPHONE" #CaptureTheMoment! fb.me/807cf2QQq


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Many people assume that welder's glass is safe for eclipse viewing. According to the experts it is, but it MUST be at least #14.


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Did you know that a total solar eclipse occurs on Jupiter once every 42 hours?


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During totality, it gets as dark as deep twilight - Just a little too dark to be able to read by. Bright stars will be visible!


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Did you know? A totally eclipsed Sun is about as bright as a full Moon, which is about 400,000 times less bright than a non-eclipsed Sun!


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