Winter Solstice Lunar Eclipse Pics
I just wanted to post several pics I took of the lunar eclipse last night. High thin clouds obscured the view at times here, but got enough holes to see quite a bit. The clouds started thickening up a bit more right about the time of maximum eclipse when the Moon was deepest inside Earth’s shadow.
Enjoy!
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I coordinate the Night Sky Program @ The Badlands NP during the summer. We provide free housing & stipend for volunteers who want to help w/ our astronomy program. Please pass the word that we have positions open for 2011… thanx for your help… and come see us– great dark skies!
—1998 AFGU grad