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Posted by linear_algebra on Feb-21-2008 01:25:

Tonite: Total Lunar Eclipse: 10:26pm February 20, 2008,starting at 8:43pm EST

http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclip...E2008Feb21.html


Posted by Orko on Feb-21-2008 01:47:

I remember staying up the whole night till 4-5am last time. A few friends and I just headed out to a secluded/elevated spot with some beers, and music and just chilled and waited.

Too bad no such event like that tonight.


BTW - this is about the same time the satellite is being shot down.


Posted by TrickDaddE on Feb-21-2008 01:51:

Thanks for that!!!

Gonna try and check it out! Unfortunately looks like it's in the Western sky cause I cant see it from my (Eastern Facing) apt. Gonna have to trek outside at shortly before 10pm and have a look! I love this kind a shyte!


Posted by Nicolas Oliver on Feb-21-2008 02:13:

Just took a look: the moon is about 1/4 to 1/3rd eclipsed and there is a discernible red band stretching across!


Posted by eRRaTiK on Feb-21-2008 02:20:

I can't see sheeet!


Posted by smuncky on Feb-21-2008 02:22:

whoppdedoo.


Posted by Skipper on Feb-21-2008 02:23:

Cool shit out there right now.


Posted by Cro_Addict on Feb-21-2008 02:24:

quote:
Originally posted by smuncky
whoppdedoo.


wanna fight?


Posted by smuncky on Feb-21-2008 02:26:

things these happen quite often. aug of last year was the last one and the next one is in 2010.


Posted by Gypsy on Feb-21-2008 02:27:

what i wouldn't give to be watching this from up north. still, stunning none the less.


Posted by Cro_Addict on Feb-21-2008 02:29:

quote:
Originally posted by smuncky
things these happen quite often. aug of last year was the last one and the next one is in 2010.


happens less often than AvB comes to the Guv....and people still get excited about that...


Posted by Gypsy on Feb-21-2008 02:31:

quote:
Originally posted by smuncky
things these happen quite often. aug of last year was the last one and the next one is in 2010.


if you want something more unique, there is a solar eclipse happening on august 1st. last one of those was in early 2005.

whether or not it happens often is irrevelant. the magnitude of it is still miraculous.


Posted by Abercrombie on Feb-21-2008 02:34:

It's rare to see, I've always been into astronomy as a teen, so this is fun to watch as I have a smoke outside.

So I set up my camera on a tripod. It's fcuking cold outside, it's a new camera, and I didn't want to be bothered with the manual picture options, so here goes. Camera has 7x optical zoom.

Taken just after 9pm;


I took this one with added digital zoom, but quality fades big time;


Posted by VolumE_TO on Feb-21-2008 02:41:

just a sliver left now


Posted by matty on Feb-21-2008 03:01:

here is a pic of a lunar eclipse that my buddy did in 2004

http://www.glennbartley.com/naturep...nic/eclipse.htm


Posted by smuncky on Feb-21-2008 03:41:

some pics from flickr








Posted by dance2dabeat on Feb-21-2008 03:46:

soo pretty. Makes me stop and notice more what beauty this world has to offer...esp when its been hard the last few wks with this crappy weather.


Posted by Abercrombie on Feb-21-2008 03:48:

All I can say is just WOW. It makes you wish you could just reach up and hold it in your hand.

My last pix of the night.






Posted by Chris Allen on Feb-21-2008 03:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
Cool shit out there right now.

I agree, very clear night in London tonight.


Posted by Ni-Cd on Feb-21-2008 03:52:

definitely cool to watch; can someone explain to the village idiot here (me) where the redish tinge comes from? My guess is that it is light filtering around earth, through the atmosphere that gives the moon that eerie red tinge...but in truth, i know nothing!


Posted by HypnotEyez on Feb-21-2008 03:58:

not sure if someone posted the link yet,

http://www.aaaa.org.ar/eclipse/eclipse_eng.html

live cam updated every 10 seconds


Posted by Abercrombie on Feb-21-2008 04:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Ni-Cd
definitely cool to watch; can someone explain to the village idiot here (me) where the redish tinge comes from? My guess is that it is light filtering around earth, through the atmosphere that gives the moon that eerie red tinge...but in truth, i know nothing!


The blue light is reflected by the daylight side of the earth, leaving the lower red spectrum.




/BTW Justin, Ni-Cd was the one who pushed you in the water while fishing in Keswick.


Posted by zoogla on Feb-21-2008 04:42:

linear_algebra posts have been made of win as of late.


Posted by 1dawoman on Feb-21-2008 05:31:

almost smashed my car because I was staring at this.....

space = wow


Posted by Tordan on Feb-21-2008 05:37:

managed to catch some of it around 10pm. looked pretty cool. glad there weren't any clouds.


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