Lunar Eclipse Info

Via NASA:  A Busy Day on the Celestial Calendar: A Total Lunar Eclipse and the Winter Solstice Coincide on December 21.

The eclipse is scheduled to start at 1:33am EST.

Space.com has tons more.

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Comments

  1. tom p says:

    Unfortunately, I am probably going to miss it (cloudy in south central MO tonight) still, at 2am, I will wake up (as per usual)(insomnia) and look to see if the skies have cleared at all…..

  2. Franklin says:

    The weather channel claimed it was going to be completely overcast, so I didn’t bother. But since, like tom p, I woke up at 4am due to insomnia, I noticed there wasn’t a cloud in the sky and I got to see the very end of the eclipse. Thanks again, weather “forecasters”.