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3-03-2007 @ 6:04PM
Jason LaCroix said...
I think for certain the best place to see the eclipse will most definitely be somewhere in the sky. This includes most all the general area that is above your head. Except of course if you live in the southern hemisphere, then those people would want to look down below their feet.
Just because there is an eclipse, would we not all look for the moon in the same place we would see it any other night?
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