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From: Margot Suettmann <msuettm...@gmail.com> According to space.com <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fspace.com%2F&h=ATNfMMnFGjouOXeMhnC-b8ZfXPTzt3eQal6MUefixry7EzVQfXL29cugY8QIDrqzrc1161b8WH65JLXLgMf4vzjWxEDbN8lIZhyiS7s0SPP-rKSdkTrR7zjVrkg6FjCh15FYl-XE_K0WOV1h1teeK5fk&enc=AZOPjU3uRoElrup9ghOwNVhyH_SQO48yMwaIxDQSUxN7aVa_PqkI3LwmqFzj0_KPZL9OclNvZdG1e5-s0jPgYegcioceu7liWkB5FgPFD7HONKIM44RbMX0keGOHGKGC_R6LE6COySBihlFOAuqP_Lkm_i9-4ijVCexf8q7UUZ-U93-LBqTFPA5O0UEyk-mUzsryLj7TFjg9YOXbgrMRHubl&s=1> the maximum duration of totality for this eclipse will be 2 minutes and 40 seconds. Phalia told me that whatever you do during that time counts in years, i.e. for 2 and a third (?) years to come afterwards. I don't know of course if that is a fairy tale. So better do something auspicious and wholesome (but not eating!!) during that time like meditating or so, listening to Vedic chantings or so.
