An Ordinary Day Under an Extraordinary Sky.

Not a great deal happened today, with the notable exception of the partial solar eclipse. Scientists have calculated that the last eclipse to occur in the Docosie system was a total one, taking place 27 years ago in 2450.

​Despite how much we understand about the mechanics of the phenomenon, it remains an awe-inspiring spectacle to behold, observed with all the necessary safety precautions, of course.

​The next total solar eclipse visible from the colony’s current location won't occur for another 64 years, in 2537. While there is another eclipse slated for next year in 2474, it will only be visible from regions located just above the planet's equator.

​I was fortunate enough to watch today's event from the comfort of my home office, sipping a warm cup of coffee, before heading over to James and Jean's garden for a few relaxing drinks to end the evening.

Image from Unsplash by Mark Tegethoff.

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