Solar eclipse in Georgia
My friend John "Pachydon" Mackedon snapped this picture of today's solar eclipse in Georgia:
It was only a partial eclipse in Tbilisi--but it was total in western Georgia, and supposedly perfect in separatist Abkhazia, Georgia's westernmost province.
It was a cloudy day, just hazy enough so that during the eclipse you could stare directly at the sun without discomfort. I had a meeting moved into a hallway in the state chancellery so I could watch from the window.

It was a cloudy day, just hazy enough so that during the eclipse you could stare directly at the sun without discomfort. I had a meeting moved into a hallway in the state chancellery so I could watch from the window.
Labels: Georgia, needs label, science


