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On February 20, 2008, between 7:40pm and 11:00pm US Central time, we'll have the opportunity to watch the Moon fade to dark red as the Earth's shadow takes a huge bite out of it. This will be the last total Lunar eclipse for nearly three years, so don't miss it!
This map shows where in the world will have the best views. The Moon will be full and in the constellation Leo, right near Saturn.
Want more information? Click the image below to go to the official NASA site to learn all about Lunar eclipses, when and where to view them, and much more:
Click the image to see the story.
Best,
Chris
This map shows where in the world will have the best views. The Moon will be full and in the constellation Leo, right near Saturn.
Want more information? Click the image below to go to the official NASA site to learn all about Lunar eclipses, when and where to view them, and much more:
Click the image to see the story.
Best,
Chris
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I'll have hot cocoa at the ready.
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