Just to clarify, this is the last annular solar eclipse until 2039 but there will be a total solar eclipse April 8, 2024 which I won't want to miss.
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I've already requested that day off. I've never seen a total eclipse and I'm going to see this one. My request was denied last time because I waited too long.
this is gonna be on my mother’s birthday :) really awesome
That's a cheap gift, "Happy Birthday Mom I got you a partial occultation of the sun"
kinda funny tbh
Well you absolutely have to write that in her card then. I hereby relinquish all rights and any legal ownership of that comment to all the sons and daughters whose mother's share a birthday with said eclipse.
P.s. - ain't that magnanimous of me?
The real gift is the very, very lengthy explanation of exactly what is going on.