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almost completely covered now

Yes and no.

It covers in about an hour, but the entire eclipse from start to finish is over 3 hours.

"The moon will enter Earth's umbral shadow (the full shadow) at 8:43 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Feb. 20. It will appear as though an ever-larger bite is being taken out of the moon. Some 78 minutes later, the moon will slip into full eclipse. About 51 minutes later, a bright scallop will appear as the moon starts emerging. It will be completely out of the umbral shadow at 12:09 a.m. ET on Thursday morning."

(Sorry those are in Eastern Time Zones.)

The peak red is suppose to happen after it's covered.

I love that stuff

To our Galaxy!

i bow to your superior knowledge oh learned one

I just saw red but I am not entirely sure if it was the moon or blood in my eyes because I was leaning backwards over the railing of my terrace to see beyond the overhang of the roof.

Great way to pull a back muscle.

och this would be so romantic if i had a girl beside me lying side by side watching it...........

I'm having a perfect view from northern Germany where I am right now.......but its a LUNAR eclipse, not a solar eclipse !

it may be a lunar eclipse from where you are but not for someone on the moon ;)

Oh, I see, you got DSL already up there ? No wonder you have no clouds.....

we don't have clouds...........YOU DO!!!

I went out to see it.

I have my cardboard box with a pinhole in it all ready!

Nothing happened.....damn street light!