The Partial Solar Eclipse of 2024, Southeastern PA. We got to 92% here.

I hade 25% and in the photo I used a scope to focus the light, and with the light at such a small point I could see the eclipse without the classes

That's an even better photo than this one lmao

i got like only 29 percent covered and the camera I had at the time wan't that good so this is the best I could get 8m1gb4.jpg (click to show)

bruh you can control the eclipse? What a scam. So you could have made it dark whenever. Thanks for nothing the past 7 year man.

omg crescent moon

In Ohio we got to see the total eclipse

Ye.

yeah same!

bro what happened I havent logged onto this account in half a year and i was looking everywhere for at least one of your posts and not a single one was on the front page. last time i logged on 90% of the front page was you whats going on

oh.

I hope to post soon, just been really busy :)

ur memes were the best bro 🗿

Hey I'll email you my friend's pics.

Nice view in Alberta Canada we got 24%

ive been following you for 2 years now

Oh, really? We got totality, my pictures are crap (I have Samsung phone) but my friend (I'm not saying their name for privacy) got some really awesome pics!

I got the 100%

Lucky

coolio

I got the 48 % in idaho, couldn't take a picture bc I was at school and I would get my phone taken away, but I managed to look at it with and without glasses (yes I looked at the eclipse w/o the glasses bc my intrusive thoughts won)

l you had school on eclipse day

Unfortunately :c I would've taken a picture of the eclipse if I didn't

yeah.
we got it off in Ohio

LUCKY

I got 95% in cypress but I missed it because it was raining and the school didn't want us out in it

I got 97% totality and your pics are still better than mine :(
but still, good job

I had 90

W photo

Wow that's so cool :D I had like 99% totality

I got 99.6

we got totality, but it was covered by clouds 💀💀

iceu Is AWESOME

Hi

I got 100% here in Texas

80% in suffolk and had to use cardboard box

we got 100% here in central Texas