Don't forget! If you live somewhere that isn't clouded over - or if the clouds clear up later tonight - be sure to watch the total lunar eclipse! Everyone in North America will be able to watch the totality.


Click the image to see the APOD story and larger versions of these photos by Jerry Lodriguss.

Times:
Start:
1:33am Eastern
12:33am Central
10:33pm Pacific

End:
2:41am Eastern
1:41am Central
11:41pm Pacific

Lasts for 72 minutes. Here's the photo from above with text overlays showing where to look in the sky:


Click the image to see the APOD story and larger versions of these photos by Jerry Lodriguss.

NASA says, "If you're planning to dash out for only one quick look -­ it is December, after all -­ choose this moment: 03:17 am EST (17 minutes past midnight PST). That's when the Moon will be in deepest shadow, displaying the most fantastic shades of coppery red."

Enjoy!
Chris
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From: [identity profile] graygirl.livejournal.com


No one ever remembers the Mountain timezone. Alas. We are in a black pit without time...

From: [identity profile] mckitterick.livejournal.com


Hahahaha! Sorry! I can never remember what it is, anyhow; just half-way between Central and Pacific, I imagine ;-)

From: [identity profile] graygirl.livejournal.com


Black pit! No time! The moon here looks gorgeous tonight, even so. ;)

From: [identity profile] rose-lemberg.livejournal.com


The moon looks really gorgeous tonight. I'll try to stay up for the eclipse - thanks for the heads up!

From: [identity profile] mckitterick.livejournal.com


I think it'll be lovely in the haze! Keep an eye out a little after midnight....

From: [identity profile] karin-gastreich.livejournal.com


It's still a little clouded over in KC, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks for the reminder!

From: [identity profile] mckitterick.livejournal.com


Even if it's a little cloudy, it'll look lovely. Check out Joe Haldeman's post:


Click the image to see Joe Haldeman's post (art by Tim Malles).

Chris

From: [identity profile] mckitterick.livejournal.com


Sounds like a great way to watch the eclipse! Now if you take breaks by lying in the hot water, alternating with looking out the window at the eclipse: Perfect.

From: [identity profile] siro-gravity.livejournal.com


i cannot believe i missed it. :(
hey chris? what is that red cluster of blood vessels orb in the upper right hand corner?
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