Last night's eclipse...
 

In case you missed it, there was a full lunar eclipse last night. It started out great, but then the clouds moved in.

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...e/DSC02523.jpg

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...e/DSC02525.jpg

Anybody else watch it or get pics?

- NCSU

I was tired, couldn't make it. But thanks for posting the pics. :thumbsup:

I missed it. What time was it at again?

Great pics! Thanks!:thumbsup:

I was at work and attempted to see it but the cloud cover was too thick here in Western Washington...thanks for the pics NSCU appreciate it :thumbsup:

the g/f and I got up at 12:30 am CST thinking it would be smack in the middle of the eclispe, but little did I realize that I calculated the wrong direction for time zones....so we missed it...:(

No problem, see below for even better pics!

Nope, you didn't miss it, it hadn't started yet! You were 2 minutes early. It started at 12:32am CST, hit full eclipse around 2:17am CST and was back to normal by about 4am.

Here are some awesome pics from another forum. Enjoy!

- NCSU

Thanks for sharing those pics i missed it...... it was snowing here in chicago all night

WTF! ARE YOU F'IN SERIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:mad:

I was so tired that I just wanted to get back to bed because I had to get up @ 5 for work.....:(

Rained ALL night here in sunny Southern California......Hooda-thunk!

Man, I missed out. Last night was COLD and clear here in Maryland. It would have been a perfect night to see it. I do recall being impressed with how bright the moon was last night. I live on a small river just off the Chesapeake Bay, the reflection coming off the river was very bright and impressive. Again, thanks for posting those. :beers:

Awesome pictures!!!

great pics! thanks for posting them!

I heard it was a a blackout period for signaling Batman. The commissioner was sweating it out there.

I was tired, said fawk it, someone will post pictures online.

Adrianspeeder

What's even more impressive, is that the moon "flipped" (left to right) between pictures 1 and 2! :eek: ;)

Got to be something pretty strange going on in this eclipse.

I didn't notice this happening when we watched it. I must not be too observant.

I just went out tonight to see if it had flipped back, but it's too cloudy to see the moon here. Can anyone confirm that it's "recovered"? :lol:

All kidding aside, those are nice pictures. And, the eclipse itself was beautiful. Somewhere, I've misplaced my tripod, so my pictures were all blurry. You just can't handhold a camera steady enough for 1+ seconds, which I was trying to do.

- Jack