If you live in the Americas, keep an eye in the sky at moonrise (about sunset and a little after) on March 3rd, because there will be a total lunar eclipse. We'll just get the end of it; those in Africa and Europe will see the whole thing (it'll be later for them in the night). Pretty much, though, unless you're in the middle of the Pacific, you can see part of the eclipse (there's a map on the site, too. To read it, just let the cursor hover until a zoom box appears in the lower right corner, then click on that to make it bigger.
Remember, you're a part of the cosmos. Enjoy the show.
| Unshelved | by Bill Barnes and Gene Ambaum |
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