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Here's some information on tonights lunar eclipse:
http://www.cranbrook.edu/institute/l..._eclipse.shtml
Nasa's site:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclips...2003May15.html
Tonights eclipse will begin about 9:05 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
My little part of MI is forecasted to have partly cloudy skies.... hopefully I'll get to see some of it. :)
I remember Richard said something about this in another thread but I didn't know what time, thanks Kim.
I hope we don't have cloudy skies, I'd like to see it!
Rain, rain, and more rain predicted here for the rest of the weekend (was very sunny this morning). Don't think I'll be able to see it.
Here's a link to Richard's earlier Eclipse post:
"Lunar Eclipse"
:D
Thanks Phred! :D
Here's an MSNBC.com page with some more *Eclipse* viewing info...
AND - If the weather & clouds don't cooperate with a clear view tonight - you can link to a "Live Video" presentation of the Eclipse on the MSNBC web site. ;)
MSNBC.com "Lunar Eclipse" page
"Live Eclipse Video" page...
Note: page indicates the Eclipse coverage will only run from 11PM to MidNight - EASTERN time. This time period will cover the "Totality" portion of the Eclipse.
Enjoy :D
Hey thanks Phred!
Oh, I thought the one Richard posted was in September or something? :confused: Okay anyway hehe :p