Good morning, Colorado! Call me crazy, but I decided to drive 12½ hours from Colorado Springs to Burnet, Texas, to join the millions of Americans who watched the solar eclipse from the path of totality. The probability of seeing the black disc of the moon as it crossed the sun’s path was low (forecasts projected 70% cloud cover) but I decided to go for it — and what a spectacular four minutes it was. As the sunlight dwindled, the air became chilled and there was an eerie midday twilight before the sky went dark. The sun’s corona glowed and Jupiter and Venus came into view. Kids jumped and cheered nearby, and I don’t think I could peel the goofy smile, complemented by goofy ecli
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