If the AI kills me, it's likely putting me out of my misery.
this ^^^^^^
If the AI kills me, it's likely putting me out of my misery.
If the AI kills me, it's likely putting me out of my misery.
100% worth the drive to the South.
Holy crap that was awesome.
Took @MissJR on some missing biking trails to an alcove on a lake in Seneca,Sc.
Crazy how the whole world around us changed and the shimmering light on the ground...
Figured you were timing a drive to NJ with the eclipse, but it soundz like you're heading back to FL.Yep totally worth it. 600 mile drive north for me but got some nice rides in. Now stuck in traffic hell but still worth it. Breathtaking
I agree, less squinty is betterer. Blue eyes suck. I need to wear shades when it's cloudy out. :-/It's amazing how bright it still was with 70% of the sun blocked. I liked it, less contrast and less squinting.
I vote for the 30% sun but longer sunlight hours.
Riddle me this Batman, how many hours of sunlight would we need at 30% to get the same exposure as 100% sunlight assuming a 14hr. Cycle of sunrise and sunset.
It's amazing how bright it still was with 70% of the sun blocked. I liked it, less contrast and less squinting.
I vote for the 30% sun but longer sunlight hours.
Riddle me this Batman, how many hours of sunlight would we need at 30% to get the same exposure as 100% sunlight assuming a 14hr. Cycle of sunrise and sunset.
Which I took a better shot then.this should go viral - it is awesome. sell that pic!
There is some algebro in there somewhere... I know it!!!tough question. if the source is cut by 2/3, the delivery might reduced by the square root of the distance.
the side of the moon that faces the earth might lead us to some conclusions. it goes from 100% sun at the full moon, to 0% at the new.
yet light is reflected from the earth upon it (think about seeing a faint moon in the sky, or the rest of the moon when it is a crescent - that is reflected light)
my gut feeling is that moving to san diego is the answer you seek.
There is some algebro in there somewhere... I know it!!!
It's amazing how bright it still was with 70% of the sun blocked. I liked it, less contrast and less squinting.
I vote for the 30% sun but longer sunlight hours.
Riddle me this Batman, how many hours of sunlight would we need at 30% to get the same exposure as 100% sunlight assuming a 14hr. Cycle of sunrise and sunset.
I'm thinking buffalo wings...I'm planning for 4/8/2024 totality. Plan is to head to Montpilier VT area, xc ski at Trapps and take it in on snow. This is like having popcorn with butter.