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according to the page posted by HiTechFor the eclipse will already be underway at moonrise for Japan and much of Australia on the evening of Aug. 28.
:|things said:ok thanks for that! it's cloudy here now, so hopefully it will clear up enough! so what exactly happens, the moon goes red?
https://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/watchtheskies/eclipse.htmlWith the Sun blocked, you might expect utter darkness, but instead the ground at your feet appears to be aglow. Why? Look back up at Earth. The rim of the planet seems to be on fire. Around the Earth's circumference you will witness every sunrise and sunset in the world—all at once. This incredible, colorful light beams into the heart of Earth’s shadow, transforming the Moon into a landscape of copper moondust and golden hills.
Hey, great stuff! Would love to see some more pictures.things said:yea the clouds dissapeared just as it dissapered, and it was really red!! i also got out my telescope, which hasn't been out for ages, and managed to get a pic through it using my camera it's purple because the ir filter was removed in that camera i've got plenty more better pics, but they are still in the movie, i have to pull them out
thanks!! i have another one here, i'll upload it in a minute!Omar.M said:Hey, great stuff! Would love to see some more pictures.
Though, that is really weird. From here, it really didn't turn that red-- was pretty gray with a hint of orange-y redness mixed in.
-Omar
HiTech said:Why no details on the craters? They should be reasonably observable.