Lunar Eclipse Wed Night
Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 11:34 am
If you can and it's not too cloudy, you should step outside for a bit around 7:30.
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What time zone?roymond wrote:If you can and it's not too cloudy, you should step outside for a bit around 7:30.
Now..Hoblit wrote: What time zone?

Shoot, good question. I first heard it was 7 ET but turns out that was PT. So, totality begins at 10:01 ET. Not as convenient as previously thought.Hoblit wrote:What time zone?roymond wrote:If you can and it's not too cloudy, you should step outside for a bit around 7:30.

it's an ECLIPSE , an ECLIPSE! That images is definitely NOT an illustration of a moon being ECLIPSED.drë wrote:Now..Hoblit wrote: What time zone?
{img]}Earth's two moons{/img}
Ohhh, stop being so ANALytical.Hoblit wrote:it's an ECLIPSE , an ECLIPSE! That images is definitely NOT an illustration of a moon being ECLIPSED.drë wrote:Now..Hoblit wrote: What time zone?
{img]}Earth's two moons{/img}
If you look close, you can see Uranus.drë wrote:Ohhh, stop being so ANALytical.Hoblit wrote:it's an ECLIPSE , an ECLIPSE! That images is definitely NOT an illustration of a moon being ECLIPSED.drë wrote: Now..
{img]}Earth's two moons{/img}
Yeah? Is it behind those blokes' arses?Billy's Little Trip wrote:If you look close, you can see Uranus.drë wrote:Ohhh, stop being so ANALytical.Hoblit wrote: it's an ECLIPSE , an ECLIPSE! That images is definitely NOT an illustration of a moon being ECLIPSED.
Just like jelly-wrestling night at the Caravan Ray Mansion.anti-m wrote: An all around excellent evening for heavenly bodies!