Eventually I just stopped setting an alarm at all, and would eventually peel myself out of bed in time to
see the sun disappear into the afternoon sky.
People in the region of totality (shaded in yellow / orange) will
see the sun disappear completely for about two minutes, and will see a partial eclipse for about 90 minutes before and after totality.
Not exact matches
Someone
seeing the
sun set for the first time,
seeing it
disappear over the horizon,
seeing the darkness of night spread across the earth, would lament and cry: «The
sun has died!»
Seeing with our own eyes the
sun swirling around in the sky or hearing Mary's voice vindicates our long - held religious beliefs and makes our deepest doubts
disappear.
In Sue de Beer's work since the early 2000s, we get to
see - the way we don't
see our own - her personal image - streams on a wall, excellently crystallized into a series of lucid and fey film installations:
Disappear Here, 2004, with a title from Bret Easton Ellis and a monologue from an untitled (and so far unreleased) novel by Alissa Bennett; Black
Sun, 2005, with a title from Julia Kristeva and texts from two Dennis Cooper novels; The Quickening, which was based on writings by Joris - Karl Huysmans and Jonathan Edwards.
Anyways, we scrambled onto the amazing Carlo's Sand Blow (
see pics below) just in time to
see a tiny sliver of red
sun disappear below the horizon.