[T3] Total Lunar Eclipse

[Dennis Stiefel]

It's a no go for most of us here in the southeast US.  We are covered in clouds from lows in the Gulf of Mexico. Can't see a thing.

Dennis Stiefel

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> On Sep 27, 2015, at 10:10 PM, Jim Adney <jadney at vwtype3.org> wrote:
> 
> Just got in from looking at the moon tonight: We've got a total Lunar 
> eclipse, and it's happening when the moon is at its closest approach 
> to the earth. This is called a "Super Moon" so what we've got is a 
> total eclipse of a Super Moon. If you're anywhere from the US 
> mid-plains east to central Europe, you should take a look, now. If 
> your sky is clear, you get to see it, too.   
> 
> Melissa says this is the last one we're likely to see in our 
> lifetimes. Around the world these are fairly common, but there won't 
> be another one visible from this part of the Earth until something 
> like 2033.  
> 
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