Eclpz314
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- May 15, 2003
I'm sorry to hear that. We're supposed to see it early on tonight. Isn't that kind of cool though? You're way over there where it will be in the next hour, and we'll be able to see it 3 or 4 hours from now. I'm wishing really hard for your clouds to clear in time for you to see at least some of it!I still think it would be faboo if, when WPASADI wraps up, they add our post counts from the private boards to our counts here!!
Hi, all! Major bummer over here -- the total lunar eclipse starts in the next hour, and our skies are completely overcast, dagnabbit!!
Edited to add: Here's what is says for U.S. east coast:
Venus will be unmistakable, gleaming over the western horizon after sunset.
The complete lunar eclipse will be visible from Europe and Africa. But East Coast residents will have to settle for a moon that rises already in full eclipse, which will be at 5:56 p.m. in Baltimore. The period of totality will last about an hour after moonrise, with the deepest point of the eclipse at 6:20 p.m.
During totality, the northern edge of the moon's disk may appear somewhat brighter than the southern edge, the one that's deepest in Earth's shadow.
At 6:57 p.m., the moon will begin to emerge from the east side of the shadow, brightening first on its upper left edge. By 8:11 p.m., the partial phase of the eclipse will end, and the full moon will shine brightly again.