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Who wants to see a red moon?

In the uk we’ll see the moon turn red tonight…it’s a special sort of eclipse. It starts at 1.43am and finishes at 5.09am…that’s thursday early morning.

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Answer #1

Actually, it’s highly visible late evening for the US / Canada too: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23184927/?GT1=10856

(85% of the site’s members are from USA…so, we’d ALL be upset if it wasn’t visible here too!).

“But if you have an open view low to the east, even this situation will only add to the drama — for as twilight fades, West Coast residents will see the shadow-bitten moon coming into stark view low above the landscape. By late twilight, the Western observers will have a fine view of the totally eclipsed lunar disk glowing red and dim, low in the eastern sky.”. From the article :) Awesome!

Answer #2

Yes - we got photos of the one last year, but I think we won’t be up for this one!

Answer #3

here’s the link: http://news.uk.msn.com/Article.aspx?cp-documentid=7587885 I hope it’s ok to put it…it’s how I found out about it. it’s just in the UK this time. I’ve seen it happen before. I think it looks great. it’s been cloudly recently, but I hope to get some pic’s. I’ve set my alarm too, LOL. have fun everyone!

Answer #4

:) I’m excited about it, hoping that we can get some good pictures.

If you take any, please consider uploading them to share :)

Answer #5

thankyou DUDE :) I’m sorry I said it was just in the UK. that’s what was said on the net.

how come this site is 85% USA!?

Answer #6

DUDE’s post has dissapeared!

Answer #7

I’ve seen a red moon… it’s pretty stinking cool.

Answer #8

Oh wow..this is the first time I’ve heard about it..wowee :) I’ll set my alarm for 3 or something to check it out :) Thanks for letting us knoww!

xxx

Answer #9

two thumbs up from me as well, I love the ‘harvest moon’ that happens sometimes during hunting season over here.

Answer #10

is this happing in the UK?

its cool I woudl liek to c one in person!

Answer #11

Yeah, that would be so cool. It would be a once in a lifetime opportunity.

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