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do you think its worth losing your eyesight over?
it is a juans in a lifetime international event after all
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>once in a lifetime
I feel like I'm hearing about this shit every year
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>>223853207
Killing yourself is a once in a lifetime experience too. Is that a reason to do it?
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>>223853207
Am I stupid or is everyone else?

Eclipses happen every 18 months. Is not every eclipse total somewhere on earth? How is it a once in a lifetime event?
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>>223853207
Why didnt you buy the glasses last week. We've known about this eclipse for years
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it's once every 3 years scientists keep soying saying its 400 years
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>>223853207
i'm more interested in the planetary alignment
isn't it happening after 5000 years?
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>>223855317
i was busy shitposting
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>>223853207
My sight is still good.
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>>223855316
They happen somewhat regularly. This one in particular just got a lot of media coverage because you could see it from your house by just spending a few quid on some special glasses, instead of having to travel to a third-world country.
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>>223853207
it's cool for the few seconds everything darkens then it goes back to being extremely boring
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>>223855317
Some Mayan priest in the 12th century knew where and when this eclipse was going to be.
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time to rip someone's heart out
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>>223855316
>every eclipse total somewhere on earth?
No, some are annular only (when the moon is too far away to cover the entire Sun). But yeah it's accurate to say they happen often, on a global scale. But it often only goes over random places where few people live, the path of totality is really narrow. Many population centers of the world won't see a total solar eclipse for centuries
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>>223855402
The next eclipse goes over 5-star luxury resorts in Djerba at least, can be interesting to see it at a private beach. Funny enough if I remember it right there will be 2 more that will take place there this century as well
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>>223855316
It's a once in a lifetime event for any given location, but if you're willing to travel you can see one every other year
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>>223854188
this kek



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