Re: [APML] Lunar Eclipse... [was... Is this the way the Full Moonshould look]

[Radu Corlan <rcorlan@pcnet.ro>]

On Mon, 24 Mar 2003 astropix@att.net wrote:

>  Matt & Frank write:
> > > There will be a total lunar eclipse which will be fully visible in
> > > Eastern North America and South America on May 16. I expect there will
> > > be some great images posted here then.
> > >
> > 
> > Way cool.  I'll start praying for clear skies now and make doubly sure
> > none of my local astro-buddies buy any new astro toys, must be too much
> > cloud bait in my area already <g>.  Looking forward to seeing what this
> > group will post!
> 
>  Here's a shot of the first Lunar Eclipse of the current millenium. See ----> 
> 
>      http://home.att.net/~astropix/Lunar_Eclipse_01_20_00.html
> 
>  ... of course, some say it was the last eclipse of the previous century.

Geoff,

Considering there was no year zero, the last year of the millenium was 
2000, first one of the new millenium would be 2001; By this reasoning, the 
first lunar eclipse of the new millenium would be that of jan25, 2001

http://astro.corlan.net/events/jan2001mecl.html

Radu

> 
>  Whatever... Enjoy!~
> 
>  Geoff Powers
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