Canada Getting It's 1st Total Solar Eclipse In 40 Years
POSTED BY: JEWELSTAITEFAN
UPDATED: Monday, April 8, 2024 23:58
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Sounds like it is boosting their tourism.
How can Justin St
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I didn't delve into the details too much when I first posted this.
It will be April 8, about 2:10 pm for the Great Lakes area, Central Daylight Savings Time. That is partial.
The big deal about the tourism boom for Canada was not because foreigners will be flocking to Canada to see it. Total Eclipse will enter North America at Mazatlan Mexico, and continue through Dallas and places like Indianapolis.
Canada only gets a tiny part of total eclipse near Lake Erie. The big deal about Canada tourism boom is that all of Canada will need to travel to the East, unless they want to venture outside Canada, and mess with passports and such.
USA had one 2 years ago.
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In America, we can expect heads of Libtards to be exploding, in the event any of them accidentally stumble into a thought process.
They have spent their lives denying the fact that, as the Corona of Sol varies from 500,000 to 2,000,000 K, and every other planetary body in our Solar System varies it's surface temperature in coordination with The Sun, Terra cannot possibly have any correlating change in temperature, even so much as fractions of a degree - unless all of mankind end industrialization, stop driving cars, stop letting cows fart, and strangle all trees on the planet by eliminating the CO2 they need to survive and flourish.
Even when these changes in thermal output of the Sun continue for hours, days, week, months, and years, Earth cannot possibly encounter any changes in surface temperatures.
But today, when the Sun is blocked for mere minutes, they might realize that the big orange blob in the sky is what determines the temperature on Earth.
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