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Eclipse

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Any one watching? It's about half covered now.. Looks pretty neat..

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Yeah just looked at it...Probably go back out when it gets fully covered.

We have been watching. Pretty neat.

 

 

 

 

 

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Is the whole moon eventually going to be eclipsed tonight?

Is the whole moon eventually going to be eclipsed tonight?

 

I think so

It's looking pretty neat right now

Looks about 2/3 covered right now. I've always been fascinated by this stuff...

So will it be totally blacked out?

No, it will appear a coppery red at max. totality. Keep in mind...what you are seeing is the Earth's shadow falling across the moon...or more correctly, the moon moving into Earth's shadow!

No, it will appear a coppery red at max. totality. Keep in mind...what you are seeing is the Earth's shadow falling across the moon...or more correctly, the moon moving into Earth's shadow!
I'm not sure if the moon ever goes completely dark during an eclipse. It may have to do with the relative distances of Earth and moon from the sun and each other. Where are our amateur astronomers to answer that question?

So at 10:26 it will be as red as its going to be?

10:27 and it stillk looks 2/3 covered. It's broken

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