Wired:
Early tomorrow morning, the moon will pass behind the center of Earth’s shadow and turn a rusty red color. Most people probably won’t be able to see this total lunar eclipse, because it will occur mainly over the Pacific Ocean. But don’t worry. You can watch a live broadcast by the Slooh Community Observatory from multiple locations in Australia and North America or NASA’s broadcast of the event.
Always fun to watch these celestial events.
Cue the fundamentalist cries about the “devil moon.”
I won’t get to see it here in Europe, so I’ll just paint a balloon red and pretend that I can.
And for those in the right part of North America (eastern central portion, I believe) make sure to take a panorama picture with the setting moon and rising sun…
Can’t do that; I’ll be going into Toshi Station to get some power converters.