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elleng

(130,763 posts)
Wed May 26, 2021, 01:17 AM May 2021

'So there's no eclipse visible from the East Coast or other parts of the United States?

Sorry to say, no.

As a consolation for those elsewhere in the country, the Griffith Observatory is hosting a live feed of the eclipse on its website from 1:45 a.m. to 5:50 a.m. Pacific. You can also watch it in the video player embedded above. That means people in the Eastern time zone who wake up early enough can watch some of the show online.'

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/25/science/lunar-eclipse-blood-moon-how-to-watch.html

SORRY, JUST have SUPER MOON!!!

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'So there's no eclipse visible from the East Coast or other parts of the United States? (Original Post) elleng May 2021 OP
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RIGHT! elleng May 2021 #2
maximum is 1.18 weds morn hawaii time nt msongs May 2021 #3
I'm in Arizona. It's never cloudy in Arizona. Except tonight. /nt wackadoo wabbit May 2021 #4
Same here... 2naSalit May 2021 #5

2naSalit

(86,336 posts)
5. Same here...
Wed May 26, 2021, 07:27 AM
May 2021

I would have seen some of it were it not for the rain clouds in the way. At least Jupiter was visible, made me feel a little better for getting up at 4am to go outside.

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