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Well this isn't as bright as the one on July 3rd of '89 but it's
certainly worth watching. The show begins at about 11:45 PM CST on friday, 11-14. There will be a similar event in the predawn hours of 11-25. We may be clouded out here in Chicagoland. This is certainly worth videotaping to watch for periodic dimmings as it passes through the various ringlets. |
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Thanks for the heads up! I was wondering just when that happens.
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Yes, it's going to start at 11:29 CST. Clear skies.
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Cloudy here.
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