Lunar eclipse 'a comin
- added February 19, 2008
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- KristinFish
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The last lunar eclipse until 2010 will take place on Wednesday night, and billions of people around the world will be able to watch (weather permitting). The moon will morph into a glowing, coppery ball, creating the same conditions that saved Christopher Columbus and his crew more than 500 years ago. Isn't it amazing how a seemingly insiginificant astronomical event can have such an enormous effect on history?
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- KristinFish
- 7 months ago
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im staying up tonight for it. I hope i can see it down here in Atl.
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Then we have the US trying to shoot down the spy satellite that's going out of control and is the size of a bus!
I Love Space!-
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- JesseSanchez
- 7 months ago
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Truly amazing, we know more about space then our own planet. Really, what if our core is made of cheese?
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oh, forgot all about it...well, will wait until 2010
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- mIssmagnOlia
- 7 months ago
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Wow! I was looking the Moon tonight and it was dazzling beautiful.
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We just watched the eclipse. Incredible.
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- mirimysweet
- 7 months ago
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I saw my first actual Lunar Eclipse. It looked like another planet. Saturn was right next to it too. I fell in love with the universe all over again.
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