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Should be at its best visability around 10pm ish.
Not that it means anything
Not that it means anything
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Wow, just looked out the window and there is a huge rainbow. Probably the brightest i've ever seen. Its just gone behind a few clouds but i'll try and get a picture.
*scrambles for camera*
*scrambles for camera*
Edgy wrote:
> I remember one year when Mars was at it's closest to Earth and it made
> the moon go red. That looked really cool.
That would be last year Edgy. :-)
> I remember one year when Mars was at it's closest to Earth and it made
> the moon go red. That looked really cool.
That would be last year Edgy. :-)
Bloody clouds more like, since I couldn't see anyfink.
Icaruss wrote:
> How does that work exactly? Does the light that passes round the
> Earth partially hits the moon so it can be seen, or is it something
> else? I heard that the redness is due to the Earth's dust in the
> atmosphere; so does the atmosphere act as a filter for the light that
> gets through?
Pretty much. The light from the sun is carried around the earth and is coloured by dust particles in the air.
> How does that work exactly? Does the light that passes round the
> Earth partially hits the moon so it can be seen, or is it something
> else? I heard that the redness is due to the Earth's dust in the
> atmosphere; so does the atmosphere act as a filter for the light that
> gets through?
Pretty much. The light from the sun is carried around the earth and is coloured by dust particles in the air.
Rikimaru Dark wrote:
> Its white here.
It finished at about 10:15... You posted this at 10:15. Unlucky.
Anyway. I saw it partially. There's a huge tree over to where the moon was. It had no leaves so i could still see the moon. And it was more orange than red.
> Its white here.
It finished at about 10:15... You posted this at 10:15. Unlucky.
Anyway. I saw it partially. There's a huge tree over to where the moon was. It had no leaves so i could still see the moon. And it was more orange than red.
The atmosphere also bends the light round kind of as the Earth is bigger than the moon that's the only way light get's to it, making it red... For some reason.
pb wrote:
> It's a total eclipse of the moon, where the sun is behind the earth
> (or, at least, our part of it) and the moon is in front. A little
> sunlight is filtered from behind the earth on to the moon, making it
> a hazy red colour.
How does that work exactly? Does the light that passes round the Earth partially hits the moon so it can be seen, or is it something else? I heard that the redness is due to the Earth's dust in the atmosphere; so does the atmosphere act as a filter for the light that gets through?
> It's a total eclipse of the moon, where the sun is behind the earth
> (or, at least, our part of it) and the moon is in front. A little
> sunlight is filtered from behind the earth on to the moon, making it
> a hazy red colour.
How does that work exactly? Does the light that passes round the Earth partially hits the moon so it can be seen, or is it something else? I heard that the redness is due to the Earth's dust in the atmosphere; so does the atmosphere act as a filter for the light that gets through?
Missed it :(
Only thing I saw were the orange clouds, no moon.. Felt dirty.
Only thing I saw were the orange clouds, no moon.. Felt dirty.
i saw it at around 10.
looked dark, but not that red.
Was nice that there wasnt a single cloud in the sky where i am though!
ITs fooking proper bright right now though! almost blinded me!
looked dark, but not that red.
Was nice that there wasnt a single cloud in the sky where i am though!
ITs fooking proper bright right now though! almost blinded me!
Oh look there it is!
... oh...urm darn it..
*rubs blood stain off window*
:(
... oh...urm darn it..
*rubs blood stain off window*
:(
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