Eclipse

Carol wrote:

Rob wrote:

Carol wrote:

Wow..... sure sounds like it.... ummm... yeah... unfortunatelly I don't get that station here... so... ..... yeaaaahh...

Next time we have one I'll be sure to tape it for you.

Rob LOL. Nooooo! Ahem!... I mean... maybe you could tape it for Savannah as she could use a more cultural station to listen to.

I almost think I should be offended by that comment. :unsure: :shifty:

Savannah wrote:

I almost think I should be offended by that comment. :unsure: :shifty:

But you won't cuz I'm here to protect you.

Savannah wrote:

Rob, your radio station is so much more cultured than mine. *sigh*

Savannah, you're the one who longed for Rob's radio station

Didn't know this happened!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/December_2010_lunar_eclipse

Yes, I knew...But it happened at 4 A.M and I was sleeping soundly, so I didn't got up to watch the eclipse...

Vanesa.

It happened here, Central time between midnight and 2 am.....we had an overcast sky of clouds and I knew I wouldn't be seeing anything......I wish I could've seen it though because the unique thing about this eclipse was, it happened on the winter solstice and won't happen again until December 21, 2094......

I was really looking forward to it and we ended up with snow that night! Too bad.

Here is the Lunar Eclipse this early morning... lol






I'm going back to bed for a little bit longer

Thanks for sharing.

Goodness....looks like a pic of a black bear in the night.......

I slept right through it; beside it was gonna be too cloudy here anyway.

Me too.

didn't see it either.

When I came in last night, we had a big ol' bright full moon, so after seeing the first pic, I know it happened...cuz that is not a full moon showing.

During the late afternoon of Oct. 23, 2014, a partial solar eclipse will be visible from much of North America before sundown. Partial eclipses occur when the moon blocks part of the sun from view. The clouds have finally cleared, am hoping to be able to watch this....SAFELY of course!
How to view safely: http://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/how-to-safely-watch-the-october-23-partial-solar-eclipse/#.VElYEyLF_3E

Well, clouds have come back in, and I might miss seeing this.  But there is going to be a live webcam viewing it.  Live from Pueblo, CO, October 23, 2014.  
Begins at 5 pm EDT.  I hope to see it there.     Click Here---> Space Science Center

ALREADY WATCHING ECLIPSE!!!    

Click on either link---> Space Science Center

NASA Television

This Friday, the first day of Spring, there will be a total eclipse!       Solar Eclipse

Very cool!  Looks like we North Americans are going to miss out on that one, though.

But look at this, Rhonda!  On Aug. 21, 2017 you're going to be smack dab in the path of a total eclipse!  And if you miss that one, there'll be another one for you on April 8, 2024.  The 2024 one will be the closest I'll come to a total eclipse in my lifetime, and I plan to travel a couple hundred miles to see it... God willing. 

Today's eclipse seen from the Faroe Islands.

Did you see the post above it, Rhonda? Good things happening for you in the coming years!

Thanks for posting the video Rob! Very interesting to see.