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Total Lunar Eclipse Saturday March 3rd 2007

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17 years 1 month ago #41910 by donkearns
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A good bit of haze getting in here now unfortunately but I can still see the last crescent.
No hint of red through the haze however.
Quite dark now.

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17 years 1 month ago #41911 by SunCrazy
Woooooooooohoooooooooooo ! Almost total !

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17 years 1 month ago #41912 by johnomahony
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Its gone!!
Bit of haze in the way but can still make out the plough. I can't see any colour in the binocuars. The southern limb is noticably darker again.

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17 years 1 month ago #41914 by SunCrazy
jeeez, they just said at the news that it could be another 22 years before we have such an other clearly visible full lunar eclipse over Ireland

....are we lucky with the weather here in the east or what ?

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17 years 1 month ago #41915 by pulsar
that's just them insuring themselves over their weather forecasts! In 22 years time you'll hav e forgotten they said that afte a few more cloudy eclipses!!! :D

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17 years 1 month ago #41916 by dave_lillis
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jeeez, they just said at the news that it could be another 22 years before we have such an other clearly visible full lunar eclipse over Ireland

....are we lucky with the weather here in the east or what ?

No! we aren't in the west anyhow, I've alot of high level gaze here.
Its so faint its taking 20 second exposure at iso 800 with the 12" to catch it, thats alot fainter then I imagined.
I should have gone with plan B, a weekend trip to southern Spain on some cheap ryanair flight.

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