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I'd have replied on the main thread, but someone has buggered the thread up and I can't find the post box.
I looked out of my window about an hour ago and the top left had just begun to 'go'.
Just looked again, and there is only a crescent left at the bottom.
I looked out of my window about an hour ago and the top left had just begun to 'go'.
Just looked again, and there is only a crescent left at the bottom.
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Strange - 90% of the Moon covered now - yet still 45 minutes to go to TOTAL Eclipse on the published time-line.
50% of Moon a dull Orange colour.
50% of Moon a dull Orange colour.
Hi guys,
This Has been well worth getting up for
Nearly there!
This Has been well worth getting up for
Nearly there!
Was going to leave a message on NASA website but you have to log in with Facebook. I refuse to do Facebook 
The newsreader on Sky News has just said it's only just beginning in England and has shown pictures from Portugal!
Obviously has no idea.
Obviously has no idea.
Is this going to take much longer? I want to get back to bed now the initial excitement has wore off.
Thought there would have been more of us
Thought there would have been more of us
How can you see this - Makybe_Diva ...
I thought that you resided in Australia.
I thought that you resided in Australia.
What time can I see it?
The supermoon will be visible on Sunday evening, with the eclipse beginning early on Monday morning.
The entire eclipse process will take five hours and 11 minute, starting at 1.11am on Monday, with partial eclipse from 2.07am.
The full eclipse starts at 3.11am with maximum eclipse at 3.47am.
The full eclipse ends at 4.23am.
The supermoon will be visible on Sunday evening, with the eclipse beginning early on Monday morning.
The entire eclipse process will take five hours and 11 minute, starting at 1.11am on Monday, with partial eclipse from 2.07am.
The full eclipse starts at 3.11am with maximum eclipse at 3.47am.
The full eclipse ends at 4.23am.
No wonder, Joel ...
I thought that you resided in Australia, aswell a Makybe_Diva
I thought that you resided in Australia, aswell a Makybe_Diva
I do, is that what the problem is. 
I believe the horse resides in Australia but not the poster.
I believe the horse resides in Australia but not the poster.
mine is a shade similar to that found on walker's roast chicken crisp packets
Well, this is all very good but I want to go back to bed now but I feel I must continue to gaze at the moon.
That reminds me, Gaze at the Moon was my favourite pony book from my childhood
That reminds me, Gaze at the Moon was my favourite pony book from my childhood
My NASA livestream won't load. Was going to listen to the lady.
Working on Firefox - Do you have a browser issue?
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-msfc
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-msfc
Not really, it's supposed to be around 24 today but the sun is hiding behind the clouds so it's a bit cooler
I would love to live somewhere warm and sunny.
Thanks for the link. It works. They are playing a song now. Maybe the lady has gone back to bed.
Thanks for the link. It works. They are playing a song now. Maybe the lady has gone back to bed.
Didn't stay up to watch but pleased that the world didn't end last night.
Next total lunar eclipse is Friday 27th July 2018 at 10pm, set your alarms.
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