If you get up early to see shows, there is no need to get up too early. However, you will be on the moon, while maintaining the overall incidence of 10 or 15 minutes before the eye. At this time you will see the perception of black on the moon, the Earth's shadow quietly across.
The moon does not go completely dark during the whole story. Some sun is still refracted by the Earth's atmosphere, so that the face of the moon glow. Accurate shadow (red-brown? Orangish?) Depends on the atmospheric dust and cloud character. For example, after the total solar eclipse, as in this guide from expert Fred Espenak Eclipse as described in the large volcanic eruptions, often very dark. Than in the United States NASA science website, Tony Phillips said Saturday eclipsed, the moon may seem unusual in North America who can see the huge, because "the moon illusion." It is not the moon bigger when it is near the horizon , it is only our perception of the brain is not the same program, depending on whether they are overhead or to reduce the phenomenon in the sky of the sky. The last total lunar eclipse will occur in 2011 in the western sky just before dawn on Saturday morning in the U.S. West Coast
The moon does not go completely dark during the whole story. Some sun is still refracted by the Earth's atmosphere, so that the face of the moon glow. Accurate shadow (red-brown? Orangish?) Depends on the atmospheric dust and cloud character. For example, after the total solar eclipse, as in this guide from expert Fred Espenak Eclipse as described in the large volcanic eruptions, often very dark. Than in the United States NASA science website, Tony Phillips said Saturday eclipsed, the moon may seem unusual in North America who can see the huge, because "the moon illusion." It is not the moon bigger when it is near the horizon , it is only our perception of the brain is not the same program, depending on whether they are overhead or to reduce the phenomenon in the sky of the sky. The last total lunar eclipse will occur in 2011 in the western sky just before dawn on Saturday morning in the U.S. West Coast
In the western United States, half the audience most likely to be seen, the show on Saturday will be the last chance to catch up for another three years a total eclipse, according to the Associated Press.
When a red shadow, began to cover the moon, the eclipse will begin at 4:45 AM PST. Before dawn in western North America and will have the best views, but can still capture the night 6:05 PST the eclipse, according to the NASA scientific actors.
Eclipse occurs when the sun and the moon and the earth between them consistent. Earth and the moon cast a temporary shadow, because it blocks the sun's rays. Against the partial eclipse, lunar eclipse brings the perfect combination of the three institutions.
For those who do not live in the west coast or in Asia, the webcast will be in North Bengal and SLOOH Skywatchers Association events Livestream.
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