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I'm trying to figure out where and when the lunar eclipse will be.
is that the 19-20th midnight 20-21st midnight. What part of the
world is the shadow passing over best?
Thanks, Peter
>Hello fellow star gazers, on January 20th 2000, The moon will be at one of
the longest eclipses since 1996.
>During this cycle , when the sun's light is fully blocked by the Earth the
moon will be red . So if you are all up to it lets
>march out of our homes, lean back slightly and bay at the "Luna Rojo"...
should be quite the sight as the deepest red will be
>at 12 midnight (0000) or is the 2400? Oh , and don't forget , on May 5th
the majority of the planets will be in an absolutely
>straight alignment. that will be six planets in all and once in a million
year event and the possiblities are endless. Ferret
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Peter Egerton, Vancouver, Canada
Collector of worldwide Mollusca,
student of zoology and computers for life.
The beginnings of my website:
http://www.intergate.bc.ca/personal/seashell/index.html
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