Lunar Eclipse starts in 21 mins (5:43pm Pacific Time)
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:22 PM
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Lunar Eclipse starts in 21 mins (5:43pm Pacific Time)
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:24 PM
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1. Cloud cover here in San Diego
Will there be one, if we can't see one?
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:47 PM
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15. Well we on the West coast have it better than East coast...
They only got a half hour window to see part of it. We get about 3 hours so hopefully the skies'll clear for you long enough to see it. Goin' outside now!
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:25 PM
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2. I thought it was at 7-ish pacific time???? n/t
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:29 PM
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4. I thought it was later, too
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:30 PM
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5. Supposedly goes from 5:43 to 9:09 PT
So 7-ish is probably when it will be fully eclipsed.
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:32 PM
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9. yep that's it. fully eclipsing around 7:26 pst. n/t
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:29 PM
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3. Beautiful, clear night in NH
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:30 PM
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6. You can just look at these, right? nt
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:30 PM
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7. Ya, it's the solar eclipse you can't look at. n/t
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:45 PM
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13. Thought so, but before I got the little one out of bed for it, I just
wanted to be sure! Thanks!
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:30 PM
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8. Dag nabbit, storm clouds.
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:33 PM
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10. It's like 15-20 below zero here, but the sky is totally clear.
I'll bundle up and run outside in a bit to catch some of it. But I won't be watching it all the way through. Too damn cold!
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:40 PM
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11. The very best website for the eclipse:
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:59 PM
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16. great website-thanks, just sent it to my son nt
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:41 PM
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Wed Feb-20-08 08:45 PM
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14. From Seattle, the moon should be just rising in the Eastern sky
when it begins. That helps, I'll go look again 'cause I couldn't find it.
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Wed Feb-20-08 09:02 PM
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17. Perfectly clear sky in MI...
and it looks great already. The moon looks like a cookie with a bite out of it.
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Wed Feb-20-08 09:05 PM
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18. Almost 1/2 done here in SC!
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