Total Solar Eclipse From Coast To Coast. The Sight Of A Lifetime Don't Miss It!

Sad but true! I heard that they have already positioned fire crews to get ready for Monday.

 

Yep, 22 and 20 are gonna be a nightmare. I live on 22

 

Very similar traffic results during the first rain of the season in Los Angeles area.

 

Yep, lived there and San Diego too. They always forget about all the oil lifting off the roads...

 

I had no fucking clue. I'm in az business as usual here.

 

Same here is az. Little bit of rain here and people forget how to drive more than usual.

 

That's brilliant! 3 beers and 3 orange vodka shots in and you got me rolling!

 

Seems like a shit show. Glad I'm not in viewing distance now.

 

Highway 26 was backed up 30 miles last night. This was per OSP. Supposed to get worse, too!

 

Yep, on news this morning. Places already running out if fuel. They expect the coast to start running out before the weekend...fill up every chance you can.

 

I'm in Louisiana and people are buying these glasses for stupid prices. Even buying the replacement welding lenses to watch this thing.

I'll just go burn my corneas to oblivion and blame it on the government for not protecting me.

 

They are only selling for a dollar or two up here!

 

I heard of people paying $50 for some. Sucker born every day.

 

Some paying $85

 

Yes it is.

We all know solar eclipses happen all over the world all the time, what makes this one unique:

1. The path of totality goes crosses the whole country.

2. No need to travel to Asia or some random spot in the South pole to experience one of the many that occur "all the time"

3. Combination of 1 and 2 equals once in a lifetime.

the 2023 will be a different kind of solar eclipse..not the same as this one.

And im not talking about path ..

 

In oregon on Wednesday and Thursday there was already a backup in heavy traffic at a stand still. Not 1 or 2 miles but 30 miles and only getting worse. Many places already running out of fuel and suppliers can't keep up.

 

People...

 

If you were alive in the nineties then you've seen an eclipse of some sort almost every year.

 

https://www.space.com/25644-total-solar-eclipses-frequency-explained.html

"It is a popular misconception that the phenomenon of a total eclipse of the sun is a rare occurrence. Quite the contrary. Approximately once every 18 months (on average) a total solar eclipse is visible from some place on the Earth’s surface. That's two totalities for every three years."