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Coffee House => Coffee House Boards => CH / Science and Technology => Topic started by: blobrana on February 19, 2008, 07:26:45 AM
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A total eclipse of the moon will be visible from 03:01 GMT to 03:51 GMT, February 21, 2008.
A partial eclipse will be visible from the eastern Pacific between 01:43 GMT to 03:01 GMT; and visible from Africa, Europe and much of South and West Asia, from 03:51 GMT to 05:09 GMT.
The midpoint track of totality is near to French Guiana.
February 21, 2008
Partial Eclipse Begins: 01:43
Total Eclipse Begins: 03:01
Mid-Eclipse: 03:26
Total Eclipse Ends: 03:51
Partial Eclipse Ends: 05:09
The early morning of Thursday, 21 February is your last chance to see a complete lunar eclipse before December 2010. Visible across most of western Europe, the best time to see the eclipse is between 4:01 am and 4:51 am CET.
Read more (http://www.esa.int/esaSC/SEMW7JVHJCF_index_0.html)
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http://shadowandsubstance.com/ (http://shadowandsubstance.com/)
Animated Eclipse!!
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Hm, I thought there'd be coming a solar eclipse, considering the moon being 'close' to the sun these days...
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Unfortunately we're expecting snow this evening, so there won't be anything to see. :-(
Hans
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@ blobrana & cecilia
Thanks for information about this. I've stayed up till after 4AM UK time and have just seen the white edge of the moon coming back into view. But it's been covered again by cloud after just a few moments.
Oh well! :sleep:
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Clouds >:-|.
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(http://i31.tinypic.com/25jxvdf.jpg)
this is from a web cam in South America - saved it while it was happening
info on web cams (http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlkop/maaneclips2008/leclips2008.html)
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Yep! That's exactly what I didn't see thanks :pint: