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I watched a partial outside a local library where they handed out solar glasses. Sky didn't really get noticeably darker, even during the peak here, where the Moon covered the Sun by about 80%.

However, through the glasses, and at times when a thick cloud passed when you could see it without the glasses, it was incredible. Looked a lot like this below through the dark solar glasses...

It's just a pic I found on the web.

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Check out this incredible photo. It's not mine. Just another I found online. Source says it was taken during today's eclipse from Boston.

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Something else I found on the Net...

From Canada, Oct 24, 2014...

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Here's another.

From Oct, 2014

"Here's the [2014] Solar Eclipse as seen from Notre Dame's Basilica of the Sacred Heart."

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Again, Oct, 2014

Check out the series of sunspots. Sun was more active at the time. I think it was near a solar maximum.

"Solar Eclipse & seagull, viewed from a beach in Florida. Credit: R. Schwartz

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That’s interesting. The sun was covered to the tune of about 83 percent where I was, and I noticed the difference well before maximum coverage. My home was darker, too, and that was with the sun coming through the skylights.