Dear Furiends,
This is a reminder that s solar eclipse will a month from now (Monday, August 21, 2017 & it will be visible in North America – see chart below).
A solar eclipse happens when the moon blocks any or all parts of the sun. The one I’m patiently waiting for on August 21st will last for 2 to 3 hours, which is awesome! (Bright stars and planets 
will become visible as well.)
However, this post is about the safety aspect – I don’t want any of you dear furiends hurting your eyes, so please watch NASA’s 1 minute, but very informative video.
Be safe, as you keep an eye on the sky, dear furiends!
Mr. M =^.^=
Purrseidon 
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How close is the eclipse coming to you, Mr M? We’re in Michigan, so it will definitely be a partial one for us.
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It will be equivalent for me since the path will be about halfway between us. I live near Cape Canaveral in Florida. What part of Michigan do you live in? =^.^=
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About 25 miles north of Ann Arbor
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Then you will be about the same amount North of this amazing event as I am South…. we can compare notes! =^.^=
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Very interesting. I thought sunglasses would have been enough, but I was wrong.
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I’m giving my dear furiends information now, so they know how to prepare propurrly. =^.^=
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Very informative! Yes, i knew not to look at it directly without special lenses. We won’t be in the path of totality, but i’m sure we will see some of it, and i promise to be careful.
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It would be very upsetting if any of my dear furiends hurt their eyes. We aren’t in the path, either, so are hoping to get some sort of a view, or at very least, photos from the event. =^.^=
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