We never hesitate to recommend getting up at dawn on a cold winter night to go outside and watch the sky.
Aber alles, was wir hören und lesen über die totale Mondfinsternis wird in Nordamerika von ca. 1.30 sichtbar ET (und bis 5 Uhr ET) deutet darauf hin, dass er wird eines himmlischen Ereignisse, die einen Besuch wert sind.
And the people on the West Coast and Hawaii - hey, you have no excuse.Bleiben Sie ein wenig spät.
In Talk of the Nation Science Friday, and the guardian god meteorologist Joe Rao said if the sky is clear, the show must be very large:
"progress is the moon in the darkness, then at about 2.41, is completely in shadow, 2.41 EST, 11.41 clock Pacific time. And for 72 minutes while the moon is completely immersed in the shadow of the Earth, you'd think that since the shadow is cut off all sunlight to the moon, which was completely black. No
"Instead, when the total solar eclipse, which appears as bright orange or coppery red ball, and the reason is that sunlight is filtered through the Earth's atmosphere and contribute our atmosphere like a lens and turn reddish color - the same red color, you see in the sunrise and sunset -. on the surface of the moon, while immersed in the dark "
NASA, as expected, the entire eclipse. And there will be many opportunities to share experiences, including live video (for those who can not walk outside), a text message ImThera tool and a report group Flickr page photos.
SPACE.com is through the "12 steps of the walk total lunar eclipse solar eclipse on Monday, and has a calendar that is very useful here.
And if you're a fan of Twitter, add # eclipse all tweets that do or do a search on what others say.
Aber alles, was wir hören und lesen über die totale Mondfinsternis wird in Nordamerika von ca. 1.30 sichtbar ET (und bis 5 Uhr ET) deutet darauf hin, dass er wird eines himmlischen Ereignisse, die einen Besuch wert sind.
And the people on the West Coast and Hawaii - hey, you have no excuse.Bleiben Sie ein wenig spät.
In Talk of the Nation Science Friday, and the guardian god meteorologist Joe Rao said if the sky is clear, the show must be very large:
"progress is the moon in the darkness, then at about 2.41, is completely in shadow, 2.41 EST, 11.41 clock Pacific time. And for 72 minutes while the moon is completely immersed in the shadow of the Earth, you'd think that since the shadow is cut off all sunlight to the moon, which was completely black. No
"Instead, when the total solar eclipse, which appears as bright orange or coppery red ball, and the reason is that sunlight is filtered through the Earth's atmosphere and contribute our atmosphere like a lens and turn reddish color - the same red color, you see in the sunrise and sunset -. on the surface of the moon, while immersed in the dark "
NASA, as expected, the entire eclipse. And there will be many opportunities to share experiences, including live video (for those who can not walk outside), a text message ImThera tool and a report group Flickr page photos.
SPACE.com is through the "12 steps of the walk total lunar eclipse solar eclipse on Monday, and has a calendar that is very useful here.
And if you're a fan of Twitter, add # eclipse all tweets that do or do a search on what others say.
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