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Lunar Eclipse

Saturday, March 3, 2007

That's right. Anyone and everyone. Be sure to check out the lunar eclipse tonight! I was talking with an out of town friend, Joshua, hailing from a bit further south, and he mentioned the lunar eclipse. I, being very interested in lunacy, er... moonacy? (Just kidding.) *Eh hem* Since I'm very interested in planetary science and astronomy, this of course caught my immediate attention. (I mean, I even have a moon status widget on my Google homepage!)

I decided to look up some information about it and to put up a quick webpage with some useful information and links, should you be interested in checking some of it out.

Update: 6:23 p.m. – Okay, I'm officially sad. The sky is far too cloudy today to see anything here. :-/ If you can see it, take a photo for me.

Interesting links, articles, and graphics:

• Space.com's Viewer's Guide
• Astronomy.com article
• Visibility Timeline.
• The timeline image above is actually from another page with good info.
• Wikipedia listing
• Some more general info
• NASA Eclipse Page (you can view past and future eclipse listings and the times/locations around the world best viewed)
• Nice Animations:   [1] |  [2] |  [3]
• Moon eclipse in color
• Eclipses during 2007

From SPACE.com:

I hope you've enjoyed checking out some of these resources! Now, get outside tonight and watch it!!

If you have any cool resources that you have come across, other than what is listed, send them along via email.