Solstice Lunar Eclipse - NASA Science
don't miss it! starts around 1:30 am et, the moon should be fully covered around 3:17 am et.
grab some binoculars if you got em!
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Solstice Lunar Eclipse - NASA Science
don't miss it! starts around 1:30 am et, the moon should be fully covered around 3:17 am et.
grab some binoculars if you got em!
yeah, cloudy here...but might clear in time.
I'm a geek for this shit
:(
cloudy/snow starting around 2am here. LAME SAUCE.
clouds and rain all night. Would be stoked otherwise.
Uggggh clear skies :(
Oh wait :)
link not working for anyone else?Quote:
Originally Posted by Warpe
Spacevidcast, Ustream.TV: Making Space Commonplace .
this one works
did it look cool?
Wasn't extremely spectacular but it was kind of eerie seeing the moon a dark copper color. Pretty cool
Stupid clouds. ><
why do people think this is so amazing?
I dunno, of all the things in the night's sky, how the Earth, Sun, and Moon line up doesn't really seem that interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingnat
Still, it's certainly a site worth seeing.
I dunno but my customs dictated that I sacrifice a virgin because of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingnat
Now, on another topic, BooG disappeared from the boards, eh?