[nine]

Don't miss your chance to see it:

http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2007/images/lunareclipse/LE2007Mar03-Fig1.GIF

UT is the same as GMT, so subtract the hours accordingly to correspond to your time zone.

It's overcast in Toronto right now, so it's not looking good for me seeing it.

 

[mandocaster]

Here I sit, glumly waiting for a penumbral shadow to pop over the cloudy horizon....

....oh well, I can always watch iridium flares.

 

[Lester B. Flat]

I tried looking at the eclipse but the moon was too dark to see very well.:banana:

 

[faracaster]

Saw a few seconds of it as I was driving east on the 401 tonight. But it was overcast and you could barely make it out....damn :frown:

I love seeing stuff like that. So disappointing when weather gets in the way.

 

[nine]

Saw a few seconds of it as I was driving east on the 401 tonight. But it was overcast and you could barely make it out....damn :frown:

I love seeing stuff like that. So disappointing when weather gets in the way.

No kidding. There was no chance of seeing it from downtown TO and I was bummed.

 

[mandocaster]

Oh well, the next one is August 28, 2007, reaching totality at (d'oh!) 6:37 AM Toronto time. The moon will be hidden in the haze, and daylight, again. The maximum shadow happens precisely at sunrise/moonset for Torontonians.

The good news is: the Earth's umbra shadow will cover the moon 5:53 AM...well before it settles to the west-south-west horizon...or into Hamilton's lights if you stand near the CN Tower...

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