Did the Sun Go Dark Last Night?

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The claim that the Sun went dark for a minute last night is deemed false by participants in the discussion. Some humorously suggest that if enough smoke were blown, it could appear dark, while others report no unusual darkness during the night. Concerns are raised about missing footage in a related video, leading to suspicions of editing or glitches. Participants clarify that nighttime is a regular occurrence, not an extraordinary event. Overall, the discussion dismisses the "sun goes dark" claim as unfounded, attributing it to misunderstandings or misinformation.
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I've been reading this evening that the Sun went Dark last night for just about a min. Is this true or are people just blowing smoke?
 
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1. Where did you read this?
2. No, it isn't true.
 
I guess if people blew enough smoke the sun would indeed go dark.
 
I was at work (outside) last night and all I can say is that there wasn't enough light for me to tell.
 
The sun was definitely dark here last night.
 
I think it might have. I found myself in some kind of strange coma last night, where I couldn't move or see and hear anything. When I finally came out of it, the sun was back! They must be related somehow...
 
Just sacrifice a mayan and no worries.
 
There is a guy on youtube that has been posting a lot about it. Ya I know youtube




 
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I thought that was called night? It happens every day, unless you are in the extreme north or extreme south.

In all seriousness according to the second video there's half an hour of the image missing, it looks edited just from that, so I'll happily call shenanigans.
 
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Vagn said:
I thought that was called night? It happens every day, unless you are in the extreme north or extreme south.

In all seriousness according to the second video there's half an hour of the image missing, it looks edited just from that, so I'll happily call shenanigans.

It happens every day? Are there any resources that say this? I would love to see them.
 
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ladykrimson said:
It happens every day? Are there any resources that say this? I would love to see them.

I meant night-time :-p Sorry for the confusion.
 
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Vagn said:
I meant night-time :-p Sorry for the confusion.

:smile:

So is there any explanation about this "sun goes dark" claim? I can't even see what they mean in the videos. To me, it looks like either photoshop work or a computer glitch.
 
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I blame swamp gas and Venus.
 
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I blame solar eclipses.
 
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