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Venus transiting the sun... Meh. What I love seeing are panties transiting venus mons...

Brick-House: Venus transiting the sun... Meh. What I love seeing are panties transiting venus mons...

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I'll be projecting it onto paper with my 10" Meade SCT. What little I can from Cleveland, TN.

Approves:

/hot as a mechanical duck in love
//evidently there are no portraits of Mason or Dixon, as far as gis is concerned

Brick-House: Venus transiting the sun... Meh. What I love seeing are panties transiting venus mons...

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Looks like that tranny's packing a vestigial nut sack.

It's been a long time since I transited Venus.

I got some eclipse glasses. $2

Anyone in the southern Illinois area check in later in the week, once we've determined a site for our transit viewing

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I read that when I was 12. I think this may have affected me.

Keep looking up!

I'm in Vegas and drove up to the see the eclipse in Utah a couple weeks ago. I still have the solar glasses which I bought from the planetarium. For the eclipse I wore them over a pair of sunglasses. I hope that was OK. Anyone know? I have tried Googling but can't seem to find an answer. Putting the solar glasses over the sunglasses makes them more comfortable and takes away a lot of glare. I assume it's safe but anyone know for sure?

I have a telescope. I have a solar filter for it.

What I don't have is anything blue or yellow to point it at. Just varying shades of grey and rain in every direction. It had better clear up by next week (here or somewhere within reasonable driving distance) or I am going to be pissed.

I had no idea Venus and Earth weren't on the same orbital plane.

/Rottino sure curses a lot when he pop flies or strikes out.
//go PHILLIES!

king of vegas: I'm in Vegas and drove up to the see the eclipse in Utah a couple weeks ago. I still have the solar glasses which I bought from the planetarium. For the eclipse I wore them over a pair of sunglasses. I hope that was OK. Anyone know? I have tried Googling but can't seem to find an answer. Putting the solar glasses over the sunglasses makes them more comfortable and takes away a lot of glare. I assume it's safe but anyone know for sure?

If they're designed for solar viewing and there are no obvious defects, they should be OK. Just don't use a CD or even welder's glass.

Brick-House: Venus transiting the sun... Meh. What I love seeing are panties transiting venus mons...

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Goddammit, I opened this thread at work as my boss was walking past.

king of vegas: I'm in Vegas and drove up to the see the eclipse in Utah a couple weeks ago. I still have the solar glasses which I bought from the planetarium. For the eclipse I wore them over a pair of sunglasses. I hope that was OK. Anyone know? I have tried Googling but can't seem to find an answer. Putting the solar glasses over the sunglasses makes them more comfortable and takes away a lot of glare. I assume it's safe but anyone know for sure?

You would be fine, the solar glasses have already blocked everything nasty, what you put in the way after that doesnt make a lot of difference.

Headline should've been in Braile