Vera Rubin's Big Milestone // How To Watch The Eclipse // New Moon Rovers

Подписаться 437 тыс.

Просмотров 34 тыс.

50% 1

Vera Rubin’s Camera is complete, where are rogue planets coming from, NASA chooses suppliers for its new lunar rover, and an earlier formation for the Moon.
🦄 Support us on Patreon:
/ universetoday
📚 Suggest books in the book club:
/ universe-today-book-club
00:00 Intro
00:14 Vera Rubin's camera is ready
noirlab.edu/public/news/noirl...
01:39 Where do rogue planets come from
www.universetoday.com/166406/...
03:44 NASA gives contracts for new Moon rovers
www.universetoday.com/166500/...
05:32 SLIM's still alive
www.universetoday.com/166431/...
06:48 Hopping on the Moon
www.universetoday.com/166473/...
08:54 Vote results
09:45 Earliest possible Moon formation
www.universetoday.com/166479/...
11:54 Simulating a neutron star surface
www.universetoday.com/166434/...
13:19 Newsletter
13:59 How to watch the eclipse
Host: Fraser Cain
Producer: Anton Pozdnyakov
Editing: Artem Pozdnyakov
📰 EMAIL NEWSLETTER
Read by 60,000 people every Friday. Written by Fraser. No ads.
Subscribe Free: universetoday.com/newsletter
🎧 PODCASTS
Universe Today: universetoday.fireside.fm/
Astronomy Cast: www.astronomycast.com/
🤳 OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA
Mastodon: astrodon.social/@fcain
Twitter: / fcain
Twitter: / universetoday
Facebook: / universetoday
Instagram: / universetoday
📩 CONTACT FRASER
frasercain@gmail.com
⚖️ LICENSE
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
You are free to use my work for any purpose you like, just mention me as the source and link back to this video.

Наука

Опубликовано:

28 май 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 211

@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Месяц назад

Good advice Fraser! 👍 My first Total Solar Eclipse i photographed (a few still shots), observed through a 130mm reflector telescope with certified solar filter, AND observed through eclipse glasses. It was fine, but if people are going to try these, PRIORITIZE direct viewing! That's the experience. _LOOK AROUND_ at the landscape, take in every second. And don't bother with the other stuff unless you feel up to it in the moment. Set it up bofore hand, but don't feel pressured to use any of it. Direct view is the experience. Also, make sure you use ISO spec solar filters and viewing glases, there are some fakes out their unfortunately). But above all _GET TO THR PATH OF 100% TOTALITY!_ You will have a completely different ecprience than people just outside it. Totally different worlds. Clear Skies to us all folks! Keep looking up.

@Chazd1949 Месяц назад

That's exactly what I did in 2017 - what a great experience it was. Even the annular eclipse in 1984 was spectacular.The center of the eclipse passed right over Atlanta and I was a grad student at GA Tech at the time.

@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Месяц назад

@@Chazd1949 Total eclipse is an awesome experience. You just can't explain it to someone who hasn't experienced one. I will mark us fortunate.

@Keith136ful Месяц назад

@@Chazd1949 Yes, I attended the event set up by Frasier and Dr Pamela Gay in 2017. What a fantastic experience. I was at the site where we got to see the full 2+ minutes of totality. A bucket list event if there ever was one.

@MrT------5743 Месяц назад

Many of the fake eclipse glasses have the correct ISO number on them. So just because it says ISOxxxx does not mean they are not fake.

@bernstock Месяц назад

Can't wait for Vera Rubin!

@ARWest-bp4yb Месяц назад

We're driving up to Maine for the eclipse, weather's looking great!🤞👍😎😎

@MCsCreations Месяц назад

If you find a Maine Coon kitty, do not lose the opportunity and adopt him. One of my cats I believe is mixed Maine Coon and damn... He behaves a lot like a dog and he's really sweet!

@FlyingPhantom8 Месяц назад

I live in maine so excited its looking to be sunny. Odds were not great for this time of year

@frasercain Месяц назад

Yeah, who would have expected that?

@miinyoo Месяц назад

In New England, you never know what the weather will be in a couple hours, especially cloud cover. It's way against the odds we get the perfect day exactly when it's desired up here. Enjoy the sheer luck.

@tomgarcialmt Месяц назад

@@frasercain Ditching Texas and driving North! Wish me luck

@miinyoo Месяц назад

Against all odds, Monday is going to be awesome for us New Englanders! From all my research it seems the best approach is "have alternate routes" and "go early, stay late". Bring real maps. College of DuPage's RDPS cloud models are so incredibly useful for picking a spot. Switch to Cloud Cover and scroll to 15Z (3PM EDT) on the Apr 8th frame.

@tactileslut Месяц назад

When I saw the cloud map on a weather report [ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NKiYW-Yo1oM.htmlsi=Xc1SjJLsfaTIKDl5 skim to 4:42 ] I thought of Fraser and how Vancouver might beat Texas for viewing.

@richardvanasse9287 Месяц назад

Just watched the eclipse in Quebec. It was awesome! Hopefully everyone else had as clear of skies as we did .

@MelindaGreen Месяц назад

For the same reason that it's both safe and good to look directly at the eclipse during totality, it's also safe to view with binoculars during totality. The view is jaw-droppingly beautiful and cannot be captured by any photograph or other display due to the extreme dynamic range. The corona is simply ungodly beautiful. I encourage everyone to do this, and of course to do it safely.

@omnigma Месяц назад

Of course you mean those with totality, right?

@MelindaGreen Месяц назад

@@omnigma That's what I said. Twice.

@agmiddles Месяц назад

I know this video has passed but I just saw my first full solar eclipse from Simcoe Ontario, clouds mostly gone with just whisps and I saw the most amazing view of the corona shimmering! This was spectacular / surreal and my friends who were ho home before, were not home home when it happened. This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen / expereinced. I hope I can see something like this somewhere in my life again. I get it, go see an eclipse if you can. I got my 3 mins baby and I want more!!!!

@isaacplaysbass8568 Месяц назад

Thank you Fraser et al.

@tetsuclaw Месяц назад

I went with my family to view the abyss in a pot with full totality. We changed our locations the night before due to weather reasons as it was gonna rain in our first pick of location so we went south east from there along the path and got a good spot to see it. We all had the ISO 12312-2 solar glasses to see it with and it was a huge success.

@Kamil_O Месяц назад

Each day we are closer to Moon Rovers races

@lanemckinney8094 Месяц назад

I love space bites I appreciate you! 🚀☄️🛰️🔭

@MrCoxmic Месяц назад

Vera Rubin, wow, just wow, it will be amazing

@JAGzilla-ur3lh Месяц назад

I'm allergic to pollen and the Yellow Death is out in full force this year, so being outside is kind of a no-go for me right now. I also work nights, so being awake in the afternoon is a problem. And I'm hundreds of miles outside the path of totality. And it's cloudy here. Guess I'm going to have to miss this one, haha. Oh well, there'll be others. Good luck to everyone who has an actual shot at experiencing it!

@captainboots Месяц назад

I loved your explanation of how to experience the eclipse. Thus far I have been cautious about my approach to going to see it. I almost got ticket and reservations for Austin TX given the 'predictions' based on past weather. I'm so glad I didn't. I'm now planning to get close to Indiana and then getting up at 8am and going wherever looks best. I did get a new tripod to try and get a couple of pictures, but I'm taking to heart what folks like you say to JUST ENJOY THE ACTUAL VIEW WITH YOUR ACTUAL EYES as much as possible. I worry a little I'll wuss out and not go, but I think that I will make my way out there.

@frasercain Месяц назад

Go for it and good luck. But taking a picture of an eclipse is finicky. You need to go from solar exposure to deep space in seconds. Then you're trying to nail the focus...

@captainboots Месяц назад

@@frasercain FYI, I did go to Indiana. The weather was perfect. For now I'm too exhausted to say more than EFFING AWESOME

@Keith136ful Месяц назад

Best of luck seeing the eclipse and thanks to you and Pamela for an outstanding experience in 2017. I was with the small group that went to the alternate site and we got tremendous views for the 2+ minutes of totality. The entire experience was one I will remember.

@manoz6194 Месяц назад

I remember taking apart a floppy disk and looking at it through that haha

@ToTheGAMES Месяц назад

I can recommend the newsletter! Been reading it for a long while now.

@Video2Webb Месяц назад

Ditto. SO glad to have discovered Fraser Cain! About to subscribe because he reallhy deserves it and I can just about afford the lowest level!

@jamesfowley4114 Месяц назад

With all the advancements, it's a good time to be alive. Could the Japanese lander be catching some reflected light during the lunar day?

@benjaminhanke79 Месяц назад

It would be cool if they could tip it over on its legs with the RCS thrusters.

@LarryMoore-hc4tk Месяц назад

For the Question Program: how seismically(?) stable/active is Mars?

@chrisbragdon5901 Месяц назад

I’v used the Mylar material they use to make potato chip bags as a way to look at the sun! Do your own experiments looking through different brands of potato chip bags, you’ll find some are more optically pure than other brands by staring at a low Watt light bulb to test this. A great way to gain weight!

@brainbark Месяц назад

I vote for Vera Rubin Camera!

@frasercain Месяц назад

Me too!

@jamesfrankel7827 Месяц назад

Was cloudy in new jersey back in 8-21-2017. Took great photos with my phone while a partial eclipse about 40%. The clouds were a great filter.

@ZeroIQ2 Месяц назад

My understanding of neutron stars is their gravity is insanely strong, so I can't even imagine the amount of energy it takes for a flare to leave it. That blows my mind. I wonder how far the flare can travel before it gets trapped by the neutron star's gravity again?

@Humanity_Hope_ Месяц назад

I am looking forward to seeing VRO on line!

@frasercain Месяц назад

Same

@dark.and.planty Месяц назад

It will be sunny in Montreal!!!!!! Miracle 🙌🏼

@Laszlo34 Месяц назад

You're not the first person to say to me "It's huge!"

@frasercain Месяц назад

It's huge and it's here!

@rogerdudra178 Месяц назад

Greetings from the BIG SKY

@andreypopov6958 Месяц назад

if the moon was formed together with the structure of the solar system, there would be minerals, but in fact there is nothing on the moon except regolith )) rogue planet, an excellent description for our moon

@massimookissed1023 Месяц назад

🔮 The crystallisation of rock 🤘

@frasercain Месяц назад

Many rocks are crystals.

@GizzyDillespee Месяц назад

Clear quartz is the rock crystal. Stibnite is the heavy metal crystal. For personal alignment with the eclipse, it is recommended to wear a moonstone over a sunstone, and a Ziggy Stardust style costume

@Ed_Stuckey Месяц назад

I'm flying my Learjet up to Nova Scotia. ✈🌑

@frasercain Месяц назад

Good call. And good luck!

@GizzyDillespee Месяц назад

Isn't that from a Carly Simon song?🤣

@Ed_Stuckey Месяц назад

@@GizzyDillespee Nice catch. 👍 Also: not vain and no Learjet. 😅

@meesalikeu Месяц назад

ooh boy we are going to be talking a lot about the eclipse next space bites i can’t wait 🎉

@seionne85 Месяц назад

@fraser cain I've been following astronomy, physics, rocketry channels for years now, but for some reason i was never recommended your channel, or i didn't notice it. I think i see why, i try to watch videos with a host as opposed to animated videos, or voice over stock images. Looking through your recent videos i noticed that those with your face in the thumbnail seem to get slightly more views, and im thinking its bc that differentiates you from those type of channel. Could be nothing but i thought I'd point it out

@AlexxBabee073 Месяц назад

Got this new lens and filter to get some first time pics and I completely agree with Fraser*. I got some really nice pics for it being my first one but I kinda regret not focusing on experiencing the eclipse in its entirety.

@frasercain Месяц назад

My wife said I was staring at the Sun for the entire totality. 😀

@AlexxBabee073 Месяц назад

@@frasercain good idea 😆 next time! glad clouds didn’t ruin it for either of us

@ReinReads Месяц назад

One of my biggest hopes is that Vera Rubin can’t find planet 9, and it turns out that “planet 9” is a black hole orbiting our sun on some eccentric orbit. Probes to a black hole in my lifetime would be truly amazing.

@doncarlodivargas5497 Месяц назад

If we have a black hole in orbit around our sun we could use it to exploit how time is running slowly close to a black hole, by buying shares, travel to planet 9 and returning to earth hundreds of years later being a billionaire, or bring a lot of furniture with you, and return to earth selling it as antiques, another business opportunity must be for people needing treatments not yet existing, travel to planet 9, stay there 1 year and return to a future earth where they then can be healed properly, perhaps even enjoy life as billionaires

@savage5757 Месяц назад

0:15 it would be very cool if there was a similar observatory in the northern hemisphere

@bigbadbou Месяц назад

Come to Quebec, so far it's supposed to be a clear day at 15 C Megantic, Bromont, Coaticook.

@frasercain Месяц назад

I know. I'm sorry Canada. I lost faith and now I'll pay the price. 😔🇨🇦

@Alph413 Месяц назад

The golf ball @ 25K meters…that’s, that’s just up my ally…

@jamesmurray3179 Месяц назад

I live in Paris TX we're right in the path of totality. the weather man has been saying it might be cloudy but that doesn't mean it will be. I hope you enjoy your stay here, there's no place like it

@frasercain Месяц назад

Yep, it's clearly variable here. Things change quickly.

@neomew Месяц назад

Hey Fraser, eclipse question! At what point in Earth's history was the longest total solar eclipse possible? How long could it have possibly been in theory? I know the moon's apparent size was larger in the past which would have increased the duration. However, Earth also rotated faster, which should have shortened the duration. Which of these factors would have dominated? -Trey

@shamrockisland Месяц назад

Loving the info ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@frasercain Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful!

@genuinefreewilly5706 Месяц назад

Last time I saw a eclipse, I only had some over exposed contact sheets (camera film), still impressive. Weather does not look good for monday on Vancouver Island but who knows

@frasercain Месяц назад

It's only a partial on Vancouver Island, which is why I went to Texas. 😀 Although I should have gone to Montreal

@genuinefreewilly5706 Месяц назад

@@frasercainUnderstood, Good luck, wherever you are. Its the process of chasing it, that could be as memorable :)

@universemaps Месяц назад

I'm going straight to read the stories that were left out... specially the one with the safest route to leave the solar system

@eneslem Месяц назад

Hey Fraser, much like how you can have multiple telescope speard out to make a larger telescope, could you have multiple transmitters spread out to make a much larger transmitter?

@nirbhay_raghav Месяц назад

I know its a bit cliche at this point but I would love to hear your thoughts on this: What would we see if we point the Vera C Rubin's camera towards Earth from space? Will it be better than the best spy satellites that US or China has in space? Ofcourse in the optical range and nothing fancy like SARs. Maybe include this in the next QNA!

@frasercain Месяц назад

There are spy satellites which are better than Hubble pointed down towards Earth. In fact, Nancy Grace Roman was a mirror created for a spy satellite and then given to NASA because it didn't meet the military's needs any more.

@HcVRGbyOB9CHK0chBKaX Месяц назад

Thanks!

@frasercain Месяц назад

Thank you!

@davidgroll-cook7125 Месяц назад

It would be so cool to develop a ship, The Eagle, from space 1999

@frasercain Месяц назад

Hah, awesome

@Joeljaboy Месяц назад

I’m rooting for SLIM so hard lmao

@baerster Месяц назад

Hi Fraser, for observing the eclipse in Texas, is there an app and a message board or other source(s) you recommend for getting detailed weather information that is useful for people hunting for a break in the low clouds, and that distinguishes between the high cirrus clouds that might not be a problem and the low stratus or cumulus clouds that will be a problem?

@stephenkiely9244 Месяц назад

Hey Fraser, would a moon motorbike make more sense than a buggy/car? Saves on space and cheaper. They could possibly bring two for double the distance.

@laurencecope7083 Месяц назад

Watched the eclipse in 1999 from Somerset UK, it was a very strange experience.

@frasercain Месяц назад

Yeah, there's nothing else like it

@loocrepus Месяц назад

Fraser.. you should cancel your plans to go to Dallas.. go to Magog or COmpton, QC, where luckily the weather looks great..as per Clearoutside and Astrospheric.

@frasercain Месяц назад

Too late, I'm already locked in.

@dellaroccia Месяц назад

The field of view of the Rubin telescope is almost 50 times the area of the moon (7 times the diameter)

@Djfmdotcom Месяц назад

JAXA should be proud! SLIM is like the little lunar engine that could 😂♥

@CHEESYhairyGASH Месяц назад

Go on Vera

@j7ndominica051 Месяц назад

I have never seen a solar eclipse. I think seeing the surroundings go dark suddenly during a total eclipse of the heart would more exciting than watching to circles float over one another. Maybe it would have been different in ancient times before video. So I wouldn't even need to look at the sun. Why did Hafnium begin decaying after the moon formed? I would think that the element would decay while it sat dispersed in space. Did the formation itself create the Hafnium?

@pigbenis8366 Месяц назад

There should be large oxygen tanks attached on the lunar Rover that the astronauts can plug into once they're on that way they don't have to use their personal supply and they can drive around for longer periods and conduct more experiments.

@zebonautsmith1541 Месяц назад

Imagine a rogue planet passing through our solar system and disrupting the orbit of the Earth.

@rogerforsman5064 Месяц назад

Well if you studied Celestial mechanics you know! (Binary stars are very common)

@jamysmith7891 Месяц назад

Partly cloudy across the whole dang track

@frasercain Месяц назад

Yeah, no easy spots to go

@HansMilling Месяц назад

Imagine if the lander had landed in the correct orientation The amount of science and photos it could have provided.

@galaxya40s95 Месяц назад

Why are you not posting the poll along with the video? Why wait for up to 24 hours?

@akers189 Месяц назад

Which star has the most planets or we need it? What is the smallest size star recorded that has a planet orbiting it? Thanks, Jason

@Dqualls187 Месяц назад

Lets go Vera! 🎉

@frasercain Месяц назад

Just a few more months now.

@svendrastrupandersen5866 Месяц назад

Hi fraser! Could we have rogue planets in our solar system from far away? Either as one of our planets, dwarf planets or as a moon around one of our planets? Are there any candidates?

@Nolan1410 Месяц назад

How do we tell the differnece between rogue planets and rogue moons?

@joey_after_midnight Месяц назад

I wonder if Lenz's Law repulsion could be used by a Hopper to levitate across the Lunar Surface, like an Ingenuity Helicopter but pushing against the Aluminim Oxide in the Regolith.

@frasercain Месяц назад

I wonder what the range of that force is?

@comatoned Месяц назад

Coma crash on my couch for the eclipse. Hotels are like $600 a night 😢

@merky6004 Месяц назад

IIRC The Vera Rubin will discover many more objects in our solar system. Crazy amount. Estimates of the doubling of know objects. Think on that. 2x.

@muddygun Месяц назад

Checking out "want to leave the solar system section." I was thinking it might have information about the fastest gravitational path out, but it just talks about sending a probe past Voyager and getting a picture. Has anyone done a decent path that would result in the largest speed to getting out of the solar system? I assume it means a close fly-by of the Sun....but maybe there is some planet gravity assists with that too.

@frasercain Месяц назад

That's the trick. The closest flyby of the Sun you can do without melting your spacecraft. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberth_effect

@user-kg4fr9jr7v Месяц назад

About rogue planets. Hey, every star eventually dies. And loses more than a half of a mass. So it won't be a gravitational well anymore, at least not that deep as before. I guess half of planets should escape from dying system because of mass thrown away. Isn't that a missing piece about where did they come from?

@tetraquark2402 Месяц назад

Could do with self righting landers imo

@MajSolo Месяц назад

What are the bigger computer centers that search the data for the astronomers?

@rj66600 Месяц назад

I’m going to see the eclipse. Have no idea where. The weather forecast is horrible. Everyone going be safe. It’s going to be a lot of people and traffic. Give yourself time. Enjoy!!!

@robchissy Месяц назад

is it possible to follow the eclipse from start to finish if you use an airplane, how fast would you need to fly and how long could it last

@MCsCreations Месяц назад

Thanks for all the news, Fraser! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@frasercain Месяц назад

Thanks!

@X3MgamePlays Месяц назад

Here is a question. If we see a neutron star rotating 1000 times per minute. How many rotations does it actually do, observed from the surface of the neutron star itself? (I can do the math, but I am incredibly lazy atm)

@disinclinedto-state9485 Месяц назад

Question: could planet nine have been kicked out, hence the evidence in the orbits of other things but no planet seen?

@blurglide Месяц назад

Would we have heavy elements close to the surface of the earth without the moon formation event? Would Mars or Venus have....say...tungsten or uranium near the surface?

@AEFisch Месяц назад

What if Hubble was near ISS? Since the Chinese have put their telescope next to their space station, doesn't it make sense to extend ISS and put our instruments accessible for service?

@peterd9698 Месяц назад

It would be cool if we find a planet 9.. but we are bound to find a bunch more dwarf planets. IMO they (and various icy moons) are our future in space. Big balls of ore and volatiles in shallow gravity wells)

@frasercain Месяц назад

Yeah, absolutely. 😀

@TheMrTact Месяц назад

Just post the newsletter somewhere so we can read it. No need to email it all over the place...

@frasercain Месяц назад

You can get all stories from RSS if you like, or just go to Universe Today a few times a day.

@andremartel828 Месяц назад

Isn't the universe actually running in 4 dimensions in which time is the 4th dimension?

@AlexTannertv Месяц назад

I have a question. I know the gas giants’ orbital positions have moved over time, is it possible earth’s also did during the early solar system? Would this have an affect on formation models?

@frasercain Месяц назад

Yes, but not a huge amount

@australien6611 Месяц назад

That's what she said..

@steveclauter6802 Месяц назад

Why don't these lunar "landers" use their thrusters to set/flip themselves upright?

@JamesCairney Месяц назад

My guess would be the slight time delay in sending instructions then waiting to find out what happened means making things worse is a good possibility if they try. They might be aswell trying, those that dare, win.

@hive_indicator318 Месяц назад

Because they didn't put thrusters on the top.

@frasercain Месяц назад

They don't have them.

@luboinchina3013 Месяц назад

New telescope? New gear? Wait for the weather and wildfires to say NO STARS TONIGHT 😂

@frasercain Месяц назад

That's how it works, you know what you did.

@allenfogarty2384 Месяц назад

I am from New Orleans, well outside the path of the eclipse. Will I see any change in the sun or will it just be a normal day?

@frasercain Месяц назад

You'll see a partial eclipse, so a chunk of the Sun will get gobbled up by the Moon.

@vturiserra Месяц назад

12:19 When you say a thousand times a minute, I think you actually mean nearly a thousand times a second.

@frasercain Месяц назад

Nope, I think 700 rps is the max. They're measured in RPM

@vturiserra Месяц назад

@@frasercain Yes, but 1,000 RPM is orders of magnitude slower than 700 RPS.

@culture-nature-mobility7867 Месяц назад

If (at least some of the) rogue planets form on their own without a star, they should be renamed, shouldn't they?

@hatterson Месяц назад

I thought about this recently in relation to the BREAD experiment looking for dark matter and I'm only half joking. What is more important for a scientific experiment, having a well designed experiment or having a good acronym? Or is it even possible/allowed to have a well designed experiment if you haven't already thought of a good acronym?

@frasercain Месяц назад

The acronym obviously. A strong name means better science.

@bentationfunkiloglio Месяц назад

Lahvah tubes! Crazy Canadians.

@AEFisch Месяц назад

Go to Montreal instead of Texas!

@frasercain Месяц назад

No kidding. I betrayed Canada by going to Texas.

@faisalsaharazowar Месяц назад

How do we know the solar system is 8 billion years old ?

@malakiblunt Месяц назад

If rouge planets are so easy to find - why cant we find planet 10 (pluto is still 9)

@omnigma Месяц назад

Interesting at first, but lost me at the moons origins

@cyberprompt Месяц назад

If they decide to send another pole lander, please please please name it "none." We got two chances to land on the Moon's South Pole. oh, what are they?

@helderalmeida3417 Месяц назад

Moon creation never really convince me. I think when Jupiter was near the sun and moved away to it current location that maybe moon was part of Jupiter moon and got locked on to earth when Jupiter moved past

@BabyMakR Месяц назад

If Thea was about the size of Mars, how big was the Earth at that time, or was a bunch of mass lost into orbits from the crash?

@CuckFinn Месяц назад

Close to the size it is now

@olorin4317 Месяц назад

I kinda want to change my name to Newt Ron Star.

@benjaminhanke79 Месяц назад

Is it worth it to travel to a place where I can watch an eclipse at sunset? Should I expect something special to happen? I'm talking of the August 2026 eclipse in Europe. I'm undecided between Iceland and Mallorca.

@massimookissed1023 Месяц назад

So long as the eclipse happens before the sun goes below the horizon, it should look like any other eclipse. Mallorca may have better chance of clear skies and less risk of a volcano scuppering your plans.

@frasercain Месяц назад

You want to maximize your chances of clear skies. That's the only thing that matters. Not a picnic, a heist. 😀

@benjaminhanke79 Месяц назад

@@massimookissed1023I would love to see an Volcanic eruption! That won't disrupt my plans because I will take the ferry. My real problem is I'm biased. I fell in love with Iceland and have no feelings for Mallorca at all.