Lunar eclipse webcast from Norway

Weather permitting, the upcoming total lunar eclipse will be covered via
webcast from http://www.astronomi.no/live/2004/

--
Carsten A. Arnholm
http://arnholm.org/
N59.776 E10.457

Carsten A. Arnholm:
Weather permitting, the upcoming total lunar eclipse will be covered via
webcast from http://www.astronomi.no/live/2004/

This may be the last straw. I had to watch a webcast of the transit of
Venus from Sweden, now, if Maryland weather doesn't improve (thank you
for abrogating the Kyoto Agreement, Dubya), I'll be watching the
eclipse from Norway. Why don't I just move to Scandinavia!? Long, cold
winters, that's why! Elsewise I'd be there in a New York minute!

Davoud

--
usenet *at* davidillig dawt com

Carsten A. Arnholm wrote:
Weather permitting, the upcoming total lunar eclipse will be covered via
webcast from http://www.astronomi.no/live/2004/


More...
Total Lunar Eclipse -- Wednesday Evening (may have to be watched via the internet.... here's how)

Live Webcast - University of North Dakota
http://www.und.edu/lunar-eclipse

Live Webcast - UNIVERSIDAD DE SONORA (MEXICO).


Live Webcast - Saros Group Scientific Expeditions (MEXICO).
http://livemexico.saros.org

Live Webcast - Asociacion Argentina "Amigos de la Astronomia" (ARGENTINA).
http://eclipse.aaaa.org.ar/index_eng.htm

Live Webcast - Universidade do Vale do Para’ba (BRAZIL).
http://www.fcc.univap.br/~venus/

Live Webcast - Saros Group Scientific Expeditions (Canary Islands).
http://live.saros.org

Live Webcast - Astronet (THE NETHERLANDS).
http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlkop/maaneclips/leclips1.html

Live Webcast - Italian Astronomy-Amateur Union (ITALY).
http://www.uai.it/

High Moon Webcast - Olivier Staiger (SWITZERLAND).
http://eclipse.span.ch/liveshow.htm


http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclips...E2004Oct28.GIF
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclips...8.html#webcast

Penumbral Eclipse Begins: 00:05:35 UT
Partial Eclipse Begins: 01:14:25 UT 8:14:25 CDT
Total Eclipse Begins: 02:23:28 UT 9:23:28 CDT
Greatest Eclipse: 03:04:06 UT
Total Eclipse Ends: 03:44:43 UT
Partial Eclipse Ends: 04:53:44 UT
Penumbral Eclipse Ends: 06:02:44 UT

On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 17:04:46 GMT, John Steinberg
wrote:

Davoud wrote:

This may be the last straw. I had to watch a webcast of the transit of
Venus from Sweden, now, if Maryland weather doesn't improve (thank you
for abrogating the Kyoto Agreement, Dubya), I'll be watching the
eclipse from Norway. Why don't I just move to Scandinavia!? Long, cold
winters, that's why! Elsewise I'd be there in a New York minute!

From the misery loves company department: My homage to the 21, January
2000, lunar eclipse.

http://nexstar5.0catch.com/lunaeclipse/lunaclipse.htm

Yes, I feel your pain, and yes, my pain from the frostbite did
eventually go away.

BTW, Norway is a lovely country, but I happen to love cold weather,
Bergens fiskesuppe and Kvitsøyball.

And you really haven't lived until you've dined on Herring
Burgers....Yum!

Good luck with the webcast, there's a better than even chance I'll be
parking my IP there.

Given the description of the conditions when the images were made,
I'd say you meet the criteria for being a gung-ho amateur!