Lunar Eclipse and Meteor Shower

[Brown]

From CNN:

Saturday's lunar eclipse will be followed by the Leonid meteor shower, a total solar eclipse over the southern hemisphere -- and a chance for more auroras if the sun stays active.

In the above report, "followed by" does not mean "immediately followed by." The lunar eclipse reaches totality at 8:06 p.m. Saturday night, EST. The Leonid meteor shower peaks about November 19. The total solar eclipse will occur on November 28, and will be visible only in Antarctica.

 

[LuxFerum]

cool

 

[zer0vector]

To see if you're going to be able to see the eclipse, check out:

http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/04nov_lunareclipse2.htm

 

[roger]

Apparently it will be viewable everywhere but in Australia, which serves them right, I say.

 

[davidhorman]

David

 

[pgwenthold]

What a great opportunity to refer everyone to the letter I wrote to Randi that he put in last week's column, re: the "real prognosticators."

Once again, scientists make accurate predictions about absolutely remarkable events that will occur in the future.

What a sight it was!