Winter Solstice Lunar Eclipse of 2010

[Fate]

CLICKIE!

"Viewers in North America, Greenland and Iceland can see the eclipse in the early hours of the night—1:33am through 5:01 a.m. EST, and 10:33 p.m. through 2:01 a.m. PST."

Be sure not to miss it if you guys live in these areas. It's the first in over three hundred years on the winter solstice and won't happen again for like eighty years. I must watch it after I missed that meteor showers years back. ; ;

Anyway, be on the lookout, guys, and remember to convert your time correctly! xD

::EDIT:: OCD: Someone, please switch my thread title of the word "Solstice." Thank you. ;w;

[Leon]

Sounds cool.

I might catch it. I live in the Midwest, so it's Central time for us.

[OceanEyes28]

It's ****ing CLOUDY.

I really wanted to watch it, but I can't find the moon.

[Fate]

I see it~ I watched nearly every phase and now it's a total eclipse and red. So glad I caught it this time. =D

Gotta check soon again.

[Alpha]

I'm in the Southern freaking Hemisphere and we have this too, right now!

Except it would have to be overcast.

There's high cloud, lit up like the sunset, even though the sun already has set, and in the wrong side of the sky (east, not the west). However fast-moving low cloud is providing only brief periods to glimpse it, and the high cloud completely covers the moon.

I'll take a photo and post it. EDIT: The sky has even more cloud now. Would be pointless.

[Dodie16]

Heh. Fate was giving me some good updates about it on MSN, so I got to catch when the moon was completely covered. Pretty cool to check out, and I'm glad he convinced me to get off my lazy ass and watch it.

[midgetbob]

Yeah... we were outside... were told at roughly 1:45 am it'd be full. around 1 the clouds rolled in and never left. :'(