The moon appeared in our sky in the late afternoon and grew incredibly bright before the eclipse started. I tried to take pictures as the eclipse progressed, but my camera was not doing a good job. I may have had more success if the Canon camera was not back at the factory repair center. Nevertheless, I found a time-lapse video here.
I may have watched a moon eclipse years and years ago, but I do not remember specifically. While it makes sense that as the moon is blocked the stars disappear, I was surprised to see no stars and a completely black sky. I couldn't miss an event that hasn't happened in centuries. :D
Until next time, God bless.
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Good picture anyway, Lynn. I got up to see the eclipse but it was clouded over.
Cool video, we missed it. Had some sadness yesterday and just went to bed.
Glad you got to watch it.
That is an awesome photo. It was snowing and cloudy here so I did not get to watch the eclipse. It must have been fascinating to see.
Our skies cleared up early in the evening and I thought maybe we would get to watch. Unfortunately thick ice fog moved in before the eclipse. Thanks for the video Lynn.
How lucky to see it!
We had bad weather in Italy and so it was impossible to see.
Lynn, I wish you a Happy Christmas and a Bright New year as I will be away from my computer for a while.
Happy Holidays!
Sue.
I so wanted to stay up and see it, but I had a grandbaby here with me and needed to get up early. It was very cloudy anyway, so I probably didn't miss much. I just hold on the fact that it happened in my lifetime...lol
I'll check out the video from your link. Thanks.
I watched it and it was SO amazing! I posted it to my facebook wall.
To my fellow Texas Blogging Gal, I hope your Christmas is filled with joy, peace, and love.
Merry Christmas!
Yoli
Apron Senorita
Hi Lynn, I just wanted to stop by and wish you a very Merry Christmas.
Judy
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