Question by Marcos: Can you watch a lunar eclipse with no eye protection?
just wondering because when there is a sun eclipse you must not because you could get blinded what about one in the night?
Best answer:
Answer by VaniaYes!!
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
Can you watch a lunar eclipse with no eye protection?
Why is the moon exactly the right size to cover the sun in a solar eclipse?
Question by happyharhar: Why is the moon exactly the right size to cover the sun in a solar eclipse?
Odd eh?
Best answer:
Answer by evirustheslayecoincidences happen. why doesn't the earth have a ring? wouldn't that be amazing? sure.
we can find a million coincidences if we look hard enough but that doesn't really mean anything.
further more the moon could be a little bigger or a little closer, the eclipse isn't perfect, that's why you are warned against staring at the eclipse.
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A short animation showing the difference between Solar Eclipses and Lunar Eclipses.
What's on your bucket list?
Question by 12th Man: What's on your bucket list?
I just wrote a bucket list of 60 things I want to do before I die. Here it is:
1.Run a mile in under 6 minutes
2.Do a backflip
3.Buy an old car and fix it up
4.Learn a martial art
5.Play college baseball
6.Sing on stage
7.Write a book
8.Make friends with a complete stranger
9. Be in a movie/ tv show/ music video
10. Start a wave at a baseball game
11. Send out a message in a bottle and get a response
12. Buy a house
13. Make friends with someone famous
14. Take an under privileged kid to toys r us and buy them whatever they want no matter how much it costs
15. Attend a random person’s wedding and not crash it
16. Run for a political office
17. Direct a real music video
18. Jump off the Santa Monica pier
19.Learn to sail a boat
20. Go on a safari in Africa
21. Write, record and release an album
22. Play on a basketball team
23.Learn to dance
24. Go scuba diving
25. Ride in a helicopter
26. Spend the night in a haunted hotel
27. Drive a race car
28. Buy a house
29. Camp in the Amazon
30. Make $ 100 street performing
31. See a solar eclipse
32. Fly a kite
33. Throw out the first pitch at a baseball game
34. Throw a bull pen session with Buster Posey
35. Personally apologize to everyone I’ve ever hurt
36. Save up $ 500 and waste it all at Value Village
37. Get a college degree
38. Jam with Jack Johnson
39. Create a retirement fund for my kid as soon as they’re born
40. Rent that hot tub boat thing for a day
41. Write a letter to a stranger, just to say hi
42. Forgive all of my grudges
43. Attend a native American sweat lodge ceremony
44. Start a charity
45. Find my faith
46. Take a sports car to Salt Lake City
47. Spend a night in jail
48. Coach a youth football team
49. Coach a high school or college baseball team
50. Go to a restaurant and anonymously cover the bill for a random couple
51. Surf in all 3 oceans (Not including the Arctic or Southern Arctic)
52. Go to a Superbowl
53. Shoot a gun
54. Become more spiritual
55. Build a habitat for humanity home
56. Get all A’s for a semester
57. Attend a world premier of a blockbuster movie
58. See a medieval castle in Europe
59. Grow a garden
60. Go to a baseball game at Fenway Park and Wrigley Field
What's on yours?
Best answer:
Answer by Mr. Tea LeafSkydive
feed a shark
swim with a giant manta
stroke a tiger or other big cat
ride in a fighter jet
get a photo with OneRepublic
go on a legit ghost hunt with infra-red cameras and thermal imaging camcorders n stuff cB
fly a helicopter
visit australia
touch a crocodiles nose
spend over £1000 in one shopping trip
learn to play 'secrets' on a cello
learn to play the guitar
go photo bombing
blow up a caravan
ride in a hummer and pretend I'm famous
record and roleplay a real life pokemon battle
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When the next solar eclipse happens, does the Philippines stand a chance to experience it?
Question by Yanka: When the next solar eclipse happens, does the Philippines stand a chance to experience it?
It states in MrEclipse.com that the next solar eclipse will happen on August 1, 2008. It would start in Canada and leave in China. Do you think the Philippines (where I am staying now) will have a chance to be able to get "blocked"?
Best answer:
Answer by YaybobYou will see at most a partial eclipse, maybe less. There is a map at http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/OH/OHfigures/OH2008-Fig03.pdf that shows the Philippines on the line between seeing it and not.
This map http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/SEmono/TSE2008/TSE2008iau/TSE2008-fig08.GIF suggests that you may not see much
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How much power do we get from the sun every day?
Question by Hiya: How much power do we get from the sun every day?
I need to know how much per square inch at any given time and also the amount the sun gives the earth (in total, the sun is always shining some where) each day.
Best answer:
Answer by Donut TimMost of the Sun’s light is radiated in a direction that does not send it to Earth.
Only 0.000000724654% of it reaches the Earth.
That’s 7.24654 billionths of the Sun’s total light.
The Sunlight that reaches Earth is equal to approximately 1,370 watts per square meter (0.884 watts per square inch) when the sun is at zenith. Because of the atmosphere, the amount of energy that reaches the ground is about 1,000 watts per meter (0.645 watts per square inch) when the sun is directly above and no clouds obscure. (One watt is equal to 1 joule (J) of energy per second.)
The total energy from the Sun that hits Earth is 2,787,020,730,988,480,000 watts.
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