Re: [meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-04 Thread M come Meteorite Meteorites
Totality

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/4039/testqv3.jpg

after the end of totality

http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/5424/test2ha4.jpg

but MTO 1000 is not many good for manual focus..

Matteo

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 Hi List,
 
 The total lunar eclipse is in full swing and I
 just caught a glimpse of the
 totally eclipsed Moon through an opening in the
 clouds. The central area
 of the Moon's disk is a bright orange and the rim is
 a yellow-orange hue.
 Looks like a relatively bright eclipse, i.e. the
 atmosphere is relatively free
 of volcanic dust, etc. I've seen eclipses when the
 Moon was so dark you
 could hardly recognize it.
 
 Peter just wrote and this is astonishing: a light
 shooting star crossed the red moon
 
 Astonishing because I've seen that too (slightly
 west of the Moon's disk from where
 I live here in Germany) and thought it was my
 imagination ... moonstruck :-)
 
 Cheers,
 
 Bernd
 
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[meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-03 Thread Peter Marmet
Hello All,

...past midnight here in Switzerland and I just met with a lot of  
people at the observatory that is a few
blocks from my flat here in Bern. We all enjoyed and still enjoy a  
total eclipse of the Moon. The sky is clear
and the temperatures are very mild for this time of the year. A WOW  
could be heard
from the crowd when a light shooting star crossed the red moon. WOW  
indeed!

Peter
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[meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-03 Thread bernd . pauli
Hi List,

The total lunar eclipse is in full swing and I just caught a glimpse of the
totally eclipsed Moon through an opening in the clouds. The central area
of the Moon's disk is a bright orange and the rim is a yellow-orange hue.
Looks like a relatively bright eclipse, i.e. the atmosphere is relatively free
of volcanic dust, etc. I've seen eclipses when the Moon was so dark you
could hardly recognize it.

Peter just wrote and this is astonishing: a light shooting star crossed the 
red moon

Astonishing because I've seen that too (slightly west of the Moon's disk from 
where
I live here in Germany) and thought it was my imagination ... moonstruck :-)

Cheers,

Bernd

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Re: [meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-03 Thread Norbert Classen

Hi Peter, Bernd, and Listees,

That's fascinating: please count me in - I've seen that shooting star too,
also slightly West of the Red Moon! Tripple WOW :-)

Enjoy the eclipse, whereever you are!

All the best from Southern Germany,
Norbert

PS: Of course, any lunar eclipse can be best enjoyed with a piece of the
Moon in your hands ,-)

-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-

Hi List,

The total lunar eclipse is in full swing and I just caught a glimpse of
the
totally eclipsed Moon through an opening in the clouds. The central area
of the Moon's disk is a bright orange and the rim is a yellow-orange hue.
Looks like a relatively bright eclipse, i.e. the atmosphere is relatively
free
of volcanic dust, etc. I've seen eclipses when the Moon was so dark you
could hardly recognize it.

Peter just wrote and this is astonishing: a light shooting star crossed the
red moon

Astonishing because I've seen that too (slightly west of the Moon's disk
from where
I live here in Germany) and thought it was my imagination ... moonstruck :-)

Cheers,

Bernd


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Re: [meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-03 Thread Matthias Bärmann
Hi Peter, list , -



I can absolutely confirm this, only with the slight difference that the 
shooting star passed by closely to the moon - a shift of perspective, 
probably caused by the difference between Switzerland and Germany ;-)



The moon: tremendous. Reminded me of Bert Brecht's and Kurt Weill's 
,Dreigroschenoper' (Three Penny Opera):



POLLY: Oh, last night I had a dream. I was looking out the

window and I heard laughter in the street, and when I
POLLY. Ach, gestern hatte ich einen Traum. Da sah ich

aus dem Fenster and hörte ein Gelächter in der Gasse, und
window and I heard laughter in the street, and when Ilooked out I saw our 
moon and the moon was all thin like a

worn-down penny. aus dem Fenster and hörte ein Gelächter in der Gasse, und



wie ich hinaus sah, sah ich unseren Mond, und der Mond


war ganz dünn, wie ein Penny, der schon abgegriffen ist.
war ganz dünn, wie ein Penny, der schon abgegriffen ist.





POLLY: Oh, last night I had a dream. I was looking out the

window and I heard laughter in the street, and when I

looked out I saw our moon and the moon was all thin like a

worn-down penny.







Good night, good morning, g'day - Matthias Bärmann

(Laupheim/Germany)



looked out I saw our moon and the moon was all thin like a

worn-down penny.






aus dem Fenster and hörte ein Gelächter in der Gasse, und

wie ich hinaus sah, sah ich unseren Mond, und der Mond

war ganz dünn, wie ein Penny, der schon abgegriffen ist.


POLLY: Oh, last night I had a dream. I was looking out the

window and I heard laughter in the street, and when I

looked out I saw our moon and the moon was all thin like a
worn-down penny. - Original Message - 
From: Peter Marmet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse


 Hello All,

(...)

A WOW
 could be heard
 from the crowd when a light shooting star crossed the red moon. WOW
 indeed!

 Peter



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[meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse and Shakespeare: Macbeth ;-)

2007-03-03 Thread bernd . pauli
Peter:   a light shooting star crossed the red moon 

Bernd:   I've seen that too - slightly west of the Moon's disk

Norbert: I've seen that shooting star too, also slightly West of
  the Red Moon! Triple WOW :-)


Total Lunar Eclipse and Shakespeare: Macbeth ;-)
Good night, ... off to bed. Bernd


Thunder and lightning. Enter three WITCHES.

First Witch:

When shall we three meet again? 
In thunder, lightning, or in rain?

Second Witch :

When the hurlyburly's done, 
When the battle's lost and won.

Third Witch: That will be ere the set of sun. 
First Witch: Where the place? 
Second Witch: Upon the heath. 
Third Witch: There to meet with Macbeth. 
First Witch:  I come, Graymalkin! 
Second Witch: Paddock calls.
Third Witch: Anon.
ALL:
 
Fair is foul, and foul is fair: 
Hover through the fog and filthy air.


 

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[meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-03 Thread Dave Freeman mjwy
Dear List;
Lunar eclipse in Wyoming was interesting but nothing to leave the 
house about.   I spent an hour sitting on a 7,000 foot elevation hill  
in town, waiting, waiting, waiting.  A red moon with a mysterious 
clouded upper right-hand corner came up about dusk. Moon rose, and was 
full.  Yawn. I have pictures.
Dave F. 
Wrong place to see eclipse.
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Re: [meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-03 Thread Thomas Tuchan
Sorry about the german text, but its too late. More tomorrow

Guten Morgen :)

Auch von mir noch schnell ein quick and dirty Foto von der 
Mondfinsternis gerade eben. Das Wetter hat prima mitgespielt, pünktlich 
zum Anfang hat es aufgeklart. Während der Totalität sogar richtig gutes 
Seeing und windstill. Der große Wettergott hatte ein Einsehen mit mir ;)

http://www.sternhimmel-ueber-ulm.de/scratch/MoFi2007.jpg

Das Bild ist NICHT bearbeitet, nur verkleinert. Den Rest muß ich Morgen 
in aller Ruhe machen. Die Aufnahme entstand kurz vor dem 
Finsternismaximum um 0:18 Uhr. Belichtungszeit 2s bei 400ASA mit einer 
Canon 20Da und einem 10 f/5.1 Birkmaier Newton.

Sooo, und jetzt gehts in die Haia *gääähhhn*. Bin auch total durchgefrohren.

Thomas
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[meteorite-list] Total Lunar Eclipse

2007-03-01 Thread Gary K. Foote
TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE:  Set aside some time this weekend for sky watching. 
On Saturday night, March 3rd, there's going to be a total eclipse of the
Moon.  This means the Moon will glide through the heart of Earth's shadow
and turn a beautiful shade of sunset red.  Totality can be seen from parts
of all seven continents including all of Europe and Africa and the eastern
half of North America.  

Visit http://spaceweather.com for observing tips, maps and links to live
webcasts.
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