Sunday's Supermoon Total Lunar Eclipse
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The Nameless
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I'm watching it here in England. The last dot of light is about to dissappear. At the moment it just looks dark grey.
Well, that does it! I'm moving!
And a tree is wood, hmmmm, could this perhaps be sign?..a wooden sign??..Made with, TOOLS???
To the bunkers, muchod post haste!!!
Now I finally understand what your initial post meant! LOL
I was surprised Merriam-Webster didn't have such a definition.
I WISH you were my neighbor!Well, that does it! I'm moving!
I have seen it!!!!! But when i saw it it wasn't all red about half of it was and it also looked bigger than usual. It was full moon too.... Absolutely beautiful. Was out about 4.30 am to look at it. Stupid enough i didn't think to bring a camera so have no photo.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I took photos with my phone but they are not as impressive as seeing it in person.
- I froze my feet off (okay I am exaggerating) but it was quite chilly on my deck with bare feet and shorts - makes you appreciate a warm house.
Next one will be in ....
"The next lunar tetrad of the 21st century will start with the April 25, 2032 Total Lunar Eclipse".
Only 17 more years to wait???
Here in Kentucky, they've already started planning for August 21, 2017, when there will be a total solar eclipse. The best visibility point on earth is a little town called Hopkinsville, KY, about 100 miles from here. So there will be lots of people and scientists here to see it. We plan to get solar viewers so all our students will be able to view it. Exciting for a science teacher!
Kentucky's 2017 Solar Eclipse
Another swede, close to me, took a pic. Her pic is even redder than when i saw it! When i saw it a little over half was red.
WOW! Makes my sciency heart go pitter patter! Wish I could've seen it!Another swede, close to me, took a pic. Her pic is even redder than when i saw it! When i saw it a little over half was red.
It was pretty here, for a while. HUGE moon, but sort of pink instead of red--a thin skiff of clouds made it not so dark. Now the clouds are too thick to see anything.
Beautiful clear night. Watched the moon off and on during the Broncos game. At one point, we had an orange Chesire cat in the sky, with the faded grin on the bottom side of the face. Low in the eastern sky.
Some of the Descendants were coming from Denver on I-25, and they had a full hour to watch it climbing from the plains in its reddish, changing glory.
Very lovely night. (And the Broncos won.)
Some of the Descendants were coming from Denver on I-25, and they had a full hour to watch it climbing from the plains in its reddish, changing glory.
Very lovely night. (And the Broncos won.)
What made this extraspecial was that it was two lunarphenomenas in one. One was the Blood Moon and two the Super Moon (or the HUGE moon in Skimoms word). They don't always go together.
I see a bad moon risin'. Actually I saw it and if you hadn't told me it was special I wouldn't have known. The partial eclipse looked like a regular crescent moon. The part in shadow was indeed red, but such a dark shade it was scarcely visible against the black sky. Meh.
Couldn't see any of it. It was a thunderstorm all day here. Intense rain. Flash flood warnings.
*sigh* Stupid clouds and stuff.
*sigh* Stupid clouds and stuff.
Oops, apparently it was last night for us... (doh)
Dang - beaten to it. I need to get in the right timezone.