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kentauros

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11. Looking at other people's images is okay,

Reply to malaise (Reply #9)

Sun Sep 27, 2015, 10:47 PM

Sep 2015

but still not the same as seeing it for yourself. Such as when my father set up my telescope and we looked at the scars in Jupiter from the comet impacts. Far more exciting than seeing the ones from the news

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Supermoon?!?! I can't see Supershit!!! [View all] Township75 Sep 2015 OP

Same here. I guess that means we won't get raptured. LiberalArkie Sep 2015 #1

Lol! darkangel218 Sep 2015 #3

With the cloud cover in NM Warpy Sep 2015 #7

YouTube had a live stream a few moments ago darkangel218 Sep 2015 #2

My son got some awesome pictures, mine not so much, bright red AuntPatsy Sep 2015 #4

It just went "full" Here's a good link to see it on line (better than nothing?) Siwsan Sep 2015 #5

Live on YouTube darkangel218 Sep 2015 #6

Perhaps you need Shankapotomus Sep 2015 #8

Hope these help malaise Sep 2015 #9

Looking at other people's images is okay, kentauros Sep 2015 #11

Beautiful! Thanks, malaise! babylonsister Sep 2015 #12

We're venting in the Lounge, kentauros Sep 2015 #10

My gal and I went into the west part of the Bay Area mindwalker_i Sep 2015 #13

That happened in NE Ohio too JohnnyRingo Sep 2015 #14

Fenrir is eating the Moon, it's Ragnarok shenmue Sep 2015 #15

That would be Hati, actually. His brother Sköll eats the sun. Scootaloo Sep 2015 #20

On the other hand, SheilaT Sep 2015 #16

The cosmos was with us here in Paris, France this night. Absolutely cloudless skies Surya Gayatri Sep 2015 #17

I'm so sorry. herding cats Sep 2015 #18

we bombed it. remember? Warren DeMontague Sep 2015 #19