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 Re: Eclipse of the moon NOW (Peak at 9:30CST)
[Re: kewlynx]
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02/21/08 02:02 PM
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Roll Me Over
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I was surprised, it cleared here earlier than expected. I got to watch the eclipse. Nice. I watched from inside the house, to chilly to stand about outside with the temps in the singles. I expect that is warm compared to Marge's area though.
Cheers, Charlie
If It ain't broke, Modify it!
87 Montero turbo Converted back in Spring1989
95 Montero SR 3.8 DOHC Only one?
93 Pajero 3 door 6G75 Mivec with paddle shifted 5 speed
Then a Gen2 SR with full coil independent suspension.
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Re: Eclipse of the moon NOW (Peak at 9:30CST)
[Re: OldColt]
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02/21/08 07:37 PM
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Mudrunner
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I stepped out every 15 minutes or so during the whole event. Was interesting watching the cows. They reacted to it, and got nervous. I'm surprised I didn't hear any coyotes. The next lunar eclipse is in 2010. I don't know the area of the world it will be visible from. I keep up with this stuff via SpaceWeather. They have an email list that will send you updates on space events.
-- Bryan
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