Total Lunar Eclipse tomorrow night in U.S.

[Enigmatic_Sphinx]

Anyone going to watch for the eclipse tomorrow? Moon will be red across U.S., fully visible to the naked eye with no danger! For more details, http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/lunar1027.html

[gem1n100]

Hey! Thanks for the info. I love watching astronomical things. :)

[Bugsy]

Awesome! Thank you, I most certainly will be watching! I am hoping to catch it on video... :D

[Enigmatic_Sphinx]

I will be trying to get some photos, pending the clearing of a storm system here...

[Maatkaamun]

Thanks, just the excuse I was looking for to drag out my telescope. :D
And, I can sleep in a little on Thursday morning. I think the gods love me. :p

[NanaBanana]

Anyone going to watch for the eclipse tomorrow? Moon will be red across U.S., fully visible to the naked eye with no danger! For more details, http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/solarsystem/lunar1027.html

Thanks for the info.. I love eclipses.

[buckylarue]

I will be trying to get some photos, pending the clearing of a storm system here...
Your storm system is heading my way, so doubt we'll be able to see it here, but hoping for a break in the clouds...

[Keith]

You will notice that during a full lunar eclipse the moon appears to be red in color. This is caused by the red light waves passing through the earth's atmosphere are bent inward into earth's shadow and focus on the moon then reflected back to earth.