The upcoming lunar eclipse

The Moon goes dark red during full eclipse, the Moon is orange upon
rising and it is rising (in the Northeast) during totality. I wonder
if it will even be visible on the horizon?

On Feb 26, 11:48 am, "Rich" wrote:
The Moon goes dark red during full eclipse, the Moon is orange upon
rising and it is rising (in the Northeast) during totality. I wonder
if it will even be visible on the horizon?

Rich,

I don't know if it will be visible at rising but I'm
going to try for it.

Ben, 90.126 n 35.539

Rich wrote:
The Moon goes dark red during full eclipse, the Moon is orange upon
rising and it is rising (in the Northeast) during totality. I wonder
if it will even be visible on the horizon?

We are planning a webcast with ~10 telescopes in different places around
Norway via http://www.astronomi.no/

Of course, weather is a major factor, but at this time the forecast isn't
hopeless.

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

I want to see that but I checked the weather and it will be cloudy.

I wanted to see that but I checked the weather and it is going to be
cloudy. There is an entire page no it on my group. Just apply for a
membership to see it.

http://groups.google.com/group/neat-astronomy?hl=en

I also have all the details on my group. Just aply for a membership.
http://groups.google.com/group/neat-astronomy?hl=en

Carsten A. Arnholm wrote:

Rich wrote:

The Moon goes dark red during full eclipse, the Moon is orange upon
rising and it is rising (in the Northeast) during totality. I wonder
if it will even be visible on the horizon?


We are planning a webcast with ~10 telescopes in different places around
Norway via http://www.astronomi.no/

Of course, weather is a major factor, but at this time the forecast
isn't hopeless.


We are quite fortunate (at least for now) with predictions for perfect
weather. In fact, we have a string of four to five days, centered around
the eclipse, where the weather is expected to be perfect.

Mr Murphy, please go somewhere else.

Anthony.

I understand that the moon will be in eclipse already and will be for westen
viewers almost out of eclipse. so your dead lout of luck.


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I want to see that but I checked the weather and it will be cloudy.

"Anthony Ayiomamitis" ha scritto nel messaggio
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We are quite fortunate (at least for now) with predictions for perfect
weather. In fact, we have a string of four to five days, centered around
the eclipse, where the weather is expected to be perfect.

Mr Murphy, please go somewhere else.

Anthony.

Tnx, Anthony. It seems he is coming this way...and we'd planned a
wide-screen presentation with four laptops equipped with cameras, webcams
and so on...:-)
Keep fingers crossed...
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On Feb 26, 2:32 pm, "Starlord"
wrote:
I understand that the moon will be in eclipse already and will be for westen
viewers almost out of eclipse. so your dead lout of luck.

Even if the weather forecast was anything other than dismal, the
eclipse will be over by moonrise here.

August is another matter: we'll have a ringside seat, though
dawn will interfere toward the end. Decent weather prospects
too.

Laura Halliday VE7LDH "Que les nuages soient notre
Grid: CN89mg pied a terre..."
ICBM: 49 16.05 N 122 56.92 W - Hospital/Shafte