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Former Member
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Happy Birthday Hanski
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Thanks old sage
 Happy Birthday Hanski  |
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Evening all and happy birthday to Hanski
Enjoy the eclipse JP, I hope it stays clear. |
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Thanks Ivan, but if you folks stay awake can see it too
Once in a red moon: Stay up to see stunning e...e matched for seven years Night owls can catch one of the great spectacles of the night sky early tomorrow morning  - the last "proper" total eclipse of the moon for seven years. If the skies are clear, those who brave the cold will see the earth's shadow take a "bite" out of the moon just after 1.40am. At 3am, when the total eclipse gets under way, the moon will turn blood-red for 52 minutes as it passes completely into shadow...... Bottom line Partial eclipses of the moon are visible every year. The next time a total eclipse will be fully visible from Britain is September 28, 2015 |
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densnaps
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looks as if I will be totally eclipsed
----------------------------------------the sky is full cloud cover just thankful that I was able to see last years event We have had two weeks of crystal clear skies and tonight when I really needed/wanted a clear view *+*^+^&*&^%+++ ******************* hope some of our membership will see the event I know its 01.40 am start but these events are once in a lifetime things next things to see will be the perseids meteor showers much later in the year ---------------------------------------- [Edit 2 times, last edit by densnaps at Feb 20, 2008 7:45:47 PM] |
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Met Office forecasters said the best places to watch the eclipse would be in North West England, the Pennines, North Wales, Somerset and Dorset. Cloud is forecast for the whole of Scotland but observers stand a reasonable chance of getting a good view in the east.
Areas where there is little chance of seeing the eclipse include East Anglia, the Midlands, the Welsh borders and Western Scotland. Rest will have to watch their own forecast , ta |
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Hanski
Senior Cruncher Finland Joined: Nov 14, 2005 Post Count: 157 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Thank You all!
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"Paljon onnea vaan
Paljon onnea vaan Paljon onnea, Hanski Paljon onnea vaan  |
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Hanski
Senior Cruncher Finland Joined: Nov 14, 2005 Post Count: 157 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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Thank You JP for song!
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