Posted on 09/25/2015 4:32:48 AM PDT by lbryce
A shadow falls on the moon as it undergoes a total lunar eclipse, as seen from Mexico City on April 15, 2014. On September 27, a lunar eclipse will occur at the same time as a supermoon for the first time since 1982. EDGARD GARRIDO/REUTERS
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Saw the last one when I went outside a few months ago. Gotta find out when this one is visible in the Midwest.
I’m quite excited about this. The moon actually will rise in Seattle at about 6:40 PM, partly, almost totally eclipsed.
I’ve been fortunate enough to see the moon rise twice in my life - fully eclipsed!
Plus Sunday is supposed to be super clear in Seattle.
Dear God, please! No super moons!
Ping.....
To: LibWhacker .....dont be surprised when your moon god doesnt have your back, because he IS Satan........... The muzzies dont recognize the REAL GOD. Vengence is mine sayeth the Lord, Thou shall have no other Gods before ME, need anymore? 24 posted on 9/25/2015, 6:52:51 AM by DaveA37 [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 5 | View Replies | Report Abuse] Posted on 09/25/2015 4:58:56 AM PDT by lbryce (OBAMA:Misbegotten, GodForsaken, Bastard offspring of Satan and Medusa)
Was that really necessary??? :)
Nuthin’ wakes ya up in the mornin’ faster than a fear induced burst of adrenalin!
No kidding!!! :)
I may want to find some stable high ground somewhere, no rocks to fall down on me, no tsunami to drown me, no fiery death from a supervolcano to fry me.
I do think something will happen. My guess? Pacific Northwest earthquake.
I emphatically concur.
Will you WARN people first?!?!?!?!
Where’s the fun in that?! :-P
Things that are seen that cannot be unseen! Dear Lord man I was eating my breakfast.
Here are the data for St. Paul, MN. Remember to ‘subtract’ 5 hours for central daylight time.
Total Eclipse of the Moon of 2015 Sep. 28
Delta T: 68.4s
St. Paul, MN
Location: W 93°05’49.6”, N44°55’36.9”, 910m
(Longitude referred to Greenwich meridian)
Moon’s Position
UT1 Altitude Azimuth Angle
d h m ° ° °
Moon enters penumbra 28 00:10.4 1.9 91.5 60.1
Moon enters umbra 28 01:06.9 11.6 101.1 53.6
Moon enters totality 28 02:10.7 22.2 112.9 209.3
Maximum Eclipse 28 02:47.1 27.9 120.4 342.3
Moon exits totality 28 03:23.6 33.2 128.6 115.3
Moon exits umbra 28 04:27.4 40.9 145.6 271.0
Moon exits penumbra 28 05:23.9 45.2 163.5 264.5
Penumbral Duration: 5h 13.6m
Umbral Duration: 3h 20.5m
Duration of Totality: 1h 12.8m
Magnitude: 1.282
Don’t know if I’m reading that correctly - almost sounds like late Sunday night if I subtract 5 hours for Midwest.
Did I totally miss?
http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/LEplot/LEplot2001/LE2015Sep28T.pdf
Sorry - didn’t realize the text format would look that bad.
Showing one line: Moon’s Position
d UT1 Altitude Azimuth Angle
Maximum Eclipse 28 02:47.1 27.9 120.4 342.3
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