There were two other recent total lunar eclipses, but this will be last the one for almost three years, and the U.S. is lined up to get the best views. This NASA eclipse page has some good info, including exact start times of the different phases of the eclipse. The total eclipse, where the moon is completely shadowed by the sun, will last for almost an hour, beginning right at 10:00PM EST (9:00PM CST), and this mix is designed to be started about half an hour beforehand. This is also a good... Read Full Story
Many of you might have heard of this piece of news, but some of you who did not, on the 22nd July a total solar eclipse will occur. This total eclipse will be the longest one for the 21st century, but it is only visible to some countries in Asia and the Pacific Ocean. Some of the countries are: (taken from wikipedia, read more from wikipedia here ) nothern Maldives northern India eastern Nepal northern Bangladesh Bhutan the northern tip of Myanmar central China the Pacific Ocean, including... Read Full Story
About Total solar eclipse 2009 On Wednesday, July 22, 2009, a total eclipse of the Sun will be the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century, lasting at greatest eclipse 6 minutes, 39 seconds. The eclipse starts at 5:24 pm PDT on July 21st (which is July 22nd on the eastern side of the world). Between 6:37 pm PDT and 6:43 pm PDT, the moon will be completely covered by the sun. At 8:03 pm PDT, the sun will make its last contact with the moon and the eclipse will be over. It will be... Read Full Story
About Total solar eclipse 2009
On Wednesday, July 22, 2009, a total eclipse of the Sun will be the
longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century, lasting at greatest
eclipse 6 minutes, 39 seconds. The eclipse starts at 5:24 pm PDT on
July 21st (which is July 22nd on the eastern side of the world).
Between 6:37 pm PDT and 6:43 pm PDT, the moon will be completely
covered by the sun. At 8:03 pm PDT, the sun will make its last contact
with the moon and the eclipse will be over.
It will be... Read Full Story
About Total solar eclipse 2009
On Wednesday, July 22, 2009, a total eclipse of the Sun will be the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century, lasting at greatest eclipse 6 minutes, 39 seconds. The eclipse starts at 5:24 pm PDT on July 21st (which is July 22nd on the eastern side of the world). Between 6:37 pm PDT and 6:43 pm PDT, the moon will be completely covered by the sun. At 8:03 pm PDT, the sun will make its last contact with the moon and the eclipse will be over.
It will... Read Full Story
For all Pagans- all magical work done tonight - do with caution since you are working with the Triple Goddess during this full and new moon in one moment. Great night for prosperity. Read Full Story
For all Pagans- all magical work done tonight - do with caution since you are working with the Triple Goddess during this full and new moon in one moment. Great night for prosperity. Read Full Story
For all Pagans- all magical work done tonight - do with caution since you are working with the Triple Goddess during this full and new moon in one moment. Great night for prosperity. Read Full Story
In spite of afternoon snow falling about, and an ominous looking sky overhead, the weather broke sufficiently to allow us a ringside seat at one of nature's premier events: A lunar eclipse! In explaining the positioning of the sun, the earth, and the moon to my grandson, I was in turn given his thoughts on the event. He said that it was possible he wouldn't see another eclipse until 2010, when he was 8 years old. Naturally, I asked him how did he know that. He matter of factly said, "I heard... Read Full Story
Photo: Charles Pfeil Tonight's the night when I must stay up late because I don't want to miss the TOTAL lunar eclipse beginning around midnight on Maui. The Moon is supposed to turn a reddish-coppery color when it passes between the Earth's umbral shadow during this eclipse, and from beginning to end, the eclipse will last about an hour and a half. Stargazing, observing eclipses, and watching planes take-off are three things I absolutely love! How about you? Read Full Story
