Ok kids, here`s something to be aware of:
On August 28/07 there will be a total lunar eclipse, around 2:52 PDT, with the moment of greatest eclipse at 3:37 PDT, early tuesday morning, with totality lasting for 90 minutes, oh joy. The eclipse will begin at 54 minutes past midnight. We, on the east coast will be the luckiest to see the full moon, going as far as mid USA and Canada. And you`ll still be able to see it, but as a partial penumbral eclipse only. So sorry, east coasters! It will be seen from 5 continents. With a complete umbral lunar eclipse, I am hoping for several things: one, that the weather is clear with no sky blocking overcastyness; two, that it will be similar to the huge, bright reddish-orange sight I viewed on my way to school in grade 6. I would love to be amazed and enthralled again, as I was on that day... I can`t wait.
I hope it`s as good as the picture to the left...
( i`m changing it back after the eclipse)
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