That hasn't happened for a really long time.
http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2010/17dec_solsticeeclipse/
Probably not a great time to play with the ol' ouija board.
Dec 21st is a total lunar eclipse at the Winter Solstice
There is one where I don't need to look through a hole in a box to avoid going blind, right? =D
I will check it out.
Trust me when I say that lunar eclipses are overrated. They turn the Moon red, and I don't need to be reminded how much Mars sucks.
Great time to get the missus preggers, though. Red moon= open Hellgate, and demon spawn practically raise themselves.
" Trust me when I say that lunar eclipses are overrated. They turn the Moon red, and I don't need to be reminded how much Mars sucks. "I'm watching. I read North America will get a good view. And yes, it turns red.
Question. What does an earth eclipse or solar eclipse look like on the moon?
Earth eclipses are essentially the same as a solar eclipse on Earth; solar eclipses are extremely goddamn bright for a minute.
I'd imagine it would look very similar to how a solar eclipse looks on earth since it's the same concept reversed.. A dark disk with light bending around the edges." @Video_Game_King said:
" Trust me when I say that lunar eclipses are overrated. They turn the Moon red, and I don't need to be reminded how much Mars sucks. "I'm watching. I read North America will get a good view. And yes, it turns red. Question. What does an earth eclipse or solar eclipse look like on the moon? "
" There is one where I don't need to look through a hole in a box to avoid going blind, right? =D I will check it out. "Uh what? I don't know what ancient technology your people use but, my people view it from a computer. This saves us time. Plus we don't believe in going outside unless it imposes a danger to our health/lungs.
" @Vito_Raliffe said:I remember being a kid, we didn't have video games back then, and my mom setting me up with hot chocolate in a thermos for the night ahead. I had my telescope, lounge chair and my hot chocolate and had such a time. Go outside dammit." There is one where I don't need to look through a hole in a box to avoid going blind, right? =D I will check it out. "Uh what? I don't know what ancient technology your people use but, my people view it from a computer. This saves us time. Plus we don't believe in going outside unless it imposes a danger to our health/lungs. "
" A lot of times I go out and watch astronomical events. I've been planning on going out for this one too, although it's going to be cold. "Cold weather is a good excuse for some warm cider, and hibachi smores. Or possibly even some fondue-pot hijinks.
" @Claude: Mom is another word for facebook/farmville, right? ;3 "When are you coming home , love mom ... is for this.
" Great time to get the missus preggers, though. Red moon= open Hellgate, and demon spawn practically raise themselves. "That's a good tax write-off.
I would have liked to see it (heard our skies were crystal clear last night) but there is no way I could have been productive at school the next day if I was up and about at 2 AM.
" I would have liked to see it (heard our skies were crystal clear last night) but there is no way I could have been productive at school the next day if I was up and about at 2 AM. "Vacation's not started for you yet? (well, me neither; tomorrow's my last day)
" @natetodamax said:Tomorrow is technically my last day before break but I'm staying home tomorrow because screw that." I would have liked to see it (heard our skies were crystal clear last night) but there is no way I could have been productive at school the next day if I was up and about at 2 AM. "Vacation's not started for you yet? (well, me neither; tomorrow's my last day) "
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