Date: 28/07/2018 05:14:11
From: Ian
ID: 1257236
Subject: MOOOOON
Bloody
Date: 28/07/2018 05:51:58
From: kii
ID: 1257239
Subject: re: MOOOOON
Bloody
Ian said:
Bloody
Yes!
:)
Just got a good break in the cloud here. Very nice.
Michael V said:
Ian said:
Bloody
Yes!
:)
Bloody alright!
:)
Ian said:
Michael V said:
Ian said:
Bloody
Yes!
:)
Bloody alright!
:)
Bloody lovely! ☺
Mad Man Moon said:
Just got a good break in the cloud here. Very nice.
2 rarely seen mmmoons!
:)
Ian said:
Mad Man Moon said:
Just got a good break in the cloud here. Very nice.
2 rarely seen mmmoons!
:)
:) Thought I’d pop my head in to see who’s watching.
We saw it! Mini Me has been very excited about it all week.
She’s really into astronomy lately. We got a book from the library called Stars and Galaxies; already she knows the names of all the planets and that we live on Earth 🌏
Divine Angel said:
We saw it! Mini Me has been very excited about it all week.She’s really into astronomy lately. We got a book from the library called Stars and Galaxies; already she knows the names of all the planets and that we live on Earth 🌏
How old is she now?
roughbarked said:
Divine Angel said:
We saw it! Mini Me has been very excited about it all week.She’s really into astronomy lately. We got a book from the library called Stars and Galaxies; already she knows the names of all the planets and that we live on Earth 🌏
How old is she now?
4 in Dec
And because we were travelling into the West, got a good view, between the patches of fog. And watching for roos and wallabies.
buffy said:
And because we were travelling into the West, got a good view, between the patches of fog. And watching for roos and wallabies.
Nice.
:)
Divine Angel said:
roughbarked said:
Divine Angel said:
We saw it! Mini Me has been very excited about it all week.She’s really into astronomy lately. We got a book from the library called Stars and Galaxies; already she knows the names of all the planets and that we live on Earth 🌏
How old is she now?
4 in Dec
That’s really good stuff. :)
Michael V said:
buffy said:And because we were travelling into the West, got a good view, between the patches of fog. And watching for roos and wallabies.
Nice.
:)
There was too much cloud here all night.
Mist it but Mars is the closest it’s ever been to earth, eva.
Saw lots of moonlight here at 2:30 am. Figured it had to be close to full.
I got up to have a look, but it was too cloudy.
While I was asleep the moon light went over me.
Peak Warming Man said:
Mist it but Mars is the closest it’s ever been to earth, eva.
In the early evening I could se the moon and Mars with a rainbow ring around th moon.
roughbarked said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Mist it but Mars is the closest it’s ever been to earth, eva.
In the early evening I could se the moon and Mars with a rainbow ring around th moon.
During a lunar eclipse, most of the light illuminating the moon passes through
the stratosphere where it is reddened by scattering. By the time light finishes
its trip to the moon, only longer wavelengths, like red, remain. This is why the
moon turns red during an eclipse!
“Skywatchers around the world have witnessed the longest “blood moon” eclipse of the 21st Century.
The “totality” period, where light from the Moon was totally obscured, lasted for one hour, 43 minutes.”
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Places where it looked more spectacular than here -
The Swiss Alps
Southern Germany
sibeen said:
From Bubblecar’s place
