Lunar Eclipse
Deborah Lewis
There's a lunar eclipse visible in the eastern United States tonight if
you're out sky watching.
www.spaceweather.com
Deb L
you're out sky watching.
www.spaceweather.com
Deb L
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In a message dated 5/15/03 11:09:05 AM, ddzimlew@... writes:
<< There's a lunar eclipse visible in the eastern United States tonight if
you're out sky watching. >>
New Mexico too! I don't know the range of it, but in Albuquerque it's
between 9:15 and 11:00, the best parts.
Sandra
<< There's a lunar eclipse visible in the eastern United States tonight if
you're out sky watching. >>
New Mexico too! I don't know the range of it, but in Albuquerque it's
between 9:15 and 11:00, the best parts.
Sandra
Tia Leschke
> << There's a lunar eclipse visible in the eastern United States tonight ifI think on the west coast it's between 8:15 and 9:30 or so.
> you're out sky watching. >>
>
> New Mexico too! I don't know the range of it, but in Albuquerque it's
> between 9:15 and 11:00, the best parts.
Tia
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
saftety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Ben Franklin
leschke@...
marji
I have been looking forward to this lunar eclipse for quite a while now,
and although the day dawned bright and clear (first time in a while), it's
now completely overcast and we're supposed to get a dunking. But, I'm
going out there anyway if it's not raining to see if there might be some
breaks in the clouds I can see our copper-colored moon through
tonight. Last night, the moon was full and bright and completely
unobstructed.
So, all you folks with clear skies tonight, enjoy the sky show tonight! It
should be really pretty!
Looney Marji
At 13:22 5/15/03 -0400, you wrote:
and although the day dawned bright and clear (first time in a while), it's
now completely overcast and we're supposed to get a dunking. But, I'm
going out there anyway if it's not raining to see if there might be some
breaks in the clouds I can see our copper-colored moon through
tonight. Last night, the moon was full and bright and completely
unobstructed.
So, all you folks with clear skies tonight, enjoy the sky show tonight! It
should be really pretty!
Looney Marji
At 13:22 5/15/03 -0400, you wrote:
>In a message dated 5/15/03 11:09:05 AM, ddzimlew@... writes:[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
><< There's a lunar eclipse visible in the eastern United States tonight if
>you're out sky watching. >>
>
>New Mexico too! I don't know the range of it, but in Albuquerque it's
>between 9:15 and 11:00, the best parts.
>
>Sandra
[email protected]
In a message dated 5/15/03 1:19:44 PM, marji@... writes:
<< I have been looking forward to this lunar eclipse for quite a while now,
and although the day dawned bright and clear (first time in a while), it's
now completely overcast and we're supposed to get a dunking. But, I'm
going out there anyway if it's not raining to see if there might be some
breaks in the clouds I can see our copper-colored moon through
tonight. Last night, the moon was full and bright and completely
unobstructed. >>
One year we drove and drove fast to see a comet because we were racing
clouds. Drove about 60 miles into the darker country and saw it BEAUTIFULLY
and then saw the clouds come over it after a while. Good memory. Keith, me,
and three little-little kids.
Luckily, New Mexico rarely clouds over, and now that satellite photos are
quickly available online, we would know which way to drive without guessing!
Good old dry skies with there clear delineations between clouds!
Sandra
<< I have been looking forward to this lunar eclipse for quite a while now,
and although the day dawned bright and clear (first time in a while), it's
now completely overcast and we're supposed to get a dunking. But, I'm
going out there anyway if it's not raining to see if there might be some
breaks in the clouds I can see our copper-colored moon through
tonight. Last night, the moon was full and bright and completely
unobstructed. >>
One year we drove and drove fast to see a comet because we were racing
clouds. Drove about 60 miles into the darker country and saw it BEAUTIFULLY
and then saw the clouds come over it after a while. Good memory. Keith, me,
and three little-little kids.
Luckily, New Mexico rarely clouds over, and now that satellite photos are
quickly available online, we would know which way to drive without guessing!
Good old dry skies with there clear delineations between clouds!
Sandra
[email protected]
I would like to trade a "their" for the "there" in my last post.
Oh, never mind... <g>
Sandra
Oh, never mind... <g>
Sandra
marji
At 15:48 5/15/03 -0400, Sandra wrote:
marji
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>Luckily, New Mexico rarely clouds over, and now that satellite photos areSounds good, Sandra! We're on our way! ;-)
>quickly available online, we would know which way to drive without guessing!
>Good old dry skies with there clear delineations between clouds!
>
>Sandra
marji
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Deborah Lewis
***So, all you folks with clear skies tonight, enjoy the sky show
tonight! It
should be really pretty!***
It's overcast here today so we might just be looking at clouds. We won't
get the full eclipse here but it still seems like a good reason to take
some cookies and hot chocolate, drive up into the hills and find a good
place to watch the moon rise.
I hope your clouds all blow away.
Deb L
tonight! It
should be really pretty!***
It's overcast here today so we might just be looking at clouds. We won't
get the full eclipse here but it still seems like a good reason to take
some cookies and hot chocolate, drive up into the hills and find a good
place to watch the moon rise.
I hope your clouds all blow away.
Deb L
Pam Hartley
California, too. :) I don't know when the best parts are, but it's a nice
clear night so we'll just keep watching.
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clear night so we'll just keep watching.
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>Subject: Re: [AlwaysLearning] Lunar Eclipse
>Date: Thu, May 15, 2003, 10:22 AM
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> In a message dated 5/15/03 11:09:05 AM, ddzimlew@... writes:
>
> << There's a lunar eclipse visible in the eastern United States tonight if
> you're out sky watching. >>
>
> New Mexico too! I don't know the range of it, but in Albuquerque it's
> between 9:15 and 11:00, the best parts.
>
> Sandra
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Meghan Anderson
--- In [email protected], Deborah Lewis
<ddzimlew@j...> wrote:
directly west of us (about a 10 minute walk away) so we went to
'Look Out Point' to see it. There were about 50 or so people out
there! It was a regular lunar party! It was so incredibly beautiful.
Meghan (who is awestuck by nature's beauty on a regular basis)
<ddzimlew@j...> wrote:
> There's a lunar eclipse visible in the eastern United Statestonight if
> you're out sky watching.We saw it and we're in CA. We have a 'mini grand canyon'
>
> www.spaceweather.com
>
> Deb L>>>>
directly west of us (about a 10 minute walk away) so we went to
'Look Out Point' to see it. There were about 50 or so people out
there! It was a regular lunar party! It was so incredibly beautiful.
Meghan (who is awestuck by nature's beauty on a regular basis)