Dodgergirl
Feb 19, 2008, 11:37 PM
Californians will get their last chance for nearly three years to see a total lunar eclipse Wednesday night, but much of it could be obscured by clouds, weather experts say.
Unlike many lunar eclipses that require Angelenos to get up at 3 a.m. and stumble down the stairs to watch the moon transform into a reddish-orange orb, this will be a prime-time lunar spectacle - kicking off around 7 p.m. and lasting about an hour.
The next total lunar eclipse will not come around until December 2010, according to NASA.
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Unlike many lunar eclipses that require Angelenos to get up at 3 a.m. and stumble down the stairs to watch the moon transform into a reddish-orange orb, this will be a prime-time lunar spectacle - kicking off around 7 p.m. and lasting about an hour.
The next total lunar eclipse will not come around until December 2010, according to NASA.
full story...
http://www.dailynews.com/ci_8299103%20?source=rv