On November 28, 2012 the moon will slide through the Earth?s pale outer shadow or penumbra, resulting in a penumbral lunar eclipse. A penumbral lunar eclip.
The lunar eclipse Wednesday (Nov. 28) occurred when the moon passed through the outer region, or penumbra, of Earth's shadow. The so-called penumbral lunar eclipse was not as dazzling as a total lunar eclipse, which can turn the moon a deep blood-red
Editor's Note: The Slooh webcast of today's eclipse has been canceled due to bad weather at the observation sites. The moon will dip through the outer edges of Earth's shadow on Wednesday (Nov. 28) in a minor lunar eclipse, and you can watch the event
Tomorrow November 28, 2012 is a very important lunar eclipse. Be sure to open your heart and let your dreams fly! Now is the time. I can't help but feel this is a crucial time to let old garbage go, … Continue reading →
The next performance of light and shadow by the Earth-Moon-Sun trio takes place Wednesday morning when the Earth passes between the sun and moon creating a "penumbral lunar eclipse." In a penumbral lunar eclipse, the moon falls under the dim edge,
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