where was the perfect spot to see the last Solar Eclipse in the last month?
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It was best seen in Europe,Scotland. north coast produced visual wonders which will be rembered by the people.
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I wanted to show you a lunar eclipse
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This one is easy. \n\n\nWrap yourself from head to toe in aluminum foil and crawl under the nearest SUV. Stay there until the solar eclipse is over. Never, ever stare directly into the eclipse without proper eye protection (arc welding helmet) and under no circumstances should you discuss the eclipse with anyone else -- while hiding under the SUV. \n\nEnjoy the eclipse and have a great day!
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Never look directly at the eclipse. Go online and look at some homemade devices you can put together to look at it safely.
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complete list can be found here.\n\nhttp://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/eclipse.html
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Whoever informed you that you would have a total eclipse was wrong. At maximum, Kuwait City only had a 45% eclipse. The next total eclipse (as seen from Kuwait City) is on September 3rd 2081
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Those people that are geographically located above Rajkot in Gujarat state and Indore in Madhypradesh state will be able to see it.\n They must be on the north side of the two locations mentioned above; east or west does not matter.\nIt will be a partial eclipse in India. No one in India will be able to see a complete solar eclipse on that day.\n In Pak Occupied Kashmir it will be 60%\nIn Jammu and Kashmir State 50%\nPanjab Haryana Delhi  40 %\nRajkot  Indore and near about just 10 %\nBelow that towards South 0.0 %
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Try GoogleEarth.  You can see anyplace on the globe from a satellite's view.  You can see the Eifel Tower, Great Wall of China, Statue of Liberty, or your own home.  Check it out.
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Pasadena has Eaton Canyon which is pretty secluded and quite beautiful.  There used to be a peaceful little stream with a little pond and waterfall that I used to hike back to.  I think it was called Miller Lake and Cheney Falls.  It was really neat too because you follow along the creek and all of the sudden it ends at the falls.  I think it is up near JPL and there is a campground.
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The longest time for a total solar eclipse was 4.07 minutes and it happened in 29th of march,2006 in  southern Libya.
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I did too. Watched it out the kitchen window while drinking my cup 'o joe. It was very pretty. The moon was full too as I took the dog for her walk this morning...very pretty out today. \nI have an empty field too - it's on the west side though - I would miss the sunset....hopefully I don't get a Wallyworld or skyscraper either! :)
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All you need is eyes and a clear sky. I saw one about an hour ago, but that was after an hour of looking. There should be more later tonight, especially after 11:00 or 12:00. Look anywhere in the sky.
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If you mean the Leonids, you've missed the peak which was at the weekend.\n\nFor more info, try any one of the thousands of astronomy websites, eg Jodrell Bank Observatory, etc\n\nSkymaps.com is a good one - they'll send you a monthly email with a link to the night sky for that month (north & south hemispheres), with a list of events to look out for.
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Greetings,\n\nOn the Greek island of Kastellorizo just off the Turkish coast totality lasted 3 minutes.\n\nFor a great article regarding the eclipse, including video clips from NASA and the Discovery Channel check out this link to Sky and Telescope: http://skyandtelescope.com/observing/objects/eclipses/article_1706_1.asp\n\n-matt
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It should be visible from California at about 5:00am. Look for it near the constellation Leo.
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For a clue as to the best stargazing locations, look to where the big observatories are.\n\nThe Atacama desert in Chile is the driest place in the world, has superb seeing, and very dark skies. As an added bonus, its southern hemisphere location gives you access to sights unavailable to northern hemisphere observers. On the minus side, it's a barren and sparsely populated desert, with limited tourist potential.\n\nSo consider Mauna Kea. Dark skies, superb seeing, a-and, all of Hawaii to vacation in. The summit, at 14,000 feet is rough without supplemental oxygen, but there are places to observe further down the mountain. Haleakala on Maui is another prime observing location.
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Any place with a clear dark sky. The meteors will be visible from pretty much anywhere on Earth, except maybe near the south pole. Look after midnight though, since all the meteors will be hitting the dawn side of the Earth.