D00M M00N

[thatguy]

The Blood Moon...Should be visible for most. 

https://www.space.com/stargazing/lunar-e...le-tonight

The best time to look at the total lunar eclipse will be at 6:33 a.m. EST (1133 GMT) on March 3 during the peak of totality when the moon sits in the deepest part of Earth's shadow.


But if you have the time, it's worth getting comfortable and watching the entire eclipse, at least from the partial eclipse phase beginning around 4:50 a.m. EST (0950 GMT), when you'll be able to see Earth's shadow gradually take bigger and bigger bites out of the moon. It'll feel like you're watching the monthly phases of the moon sped up into just a few hours. Then, at 6:04 a.m. EST (1104 GMT), the moon will turn blood red as it enters the totality phase, which will last for 58 minutes according to Time and Date.

If we all watch the live stream, it will be like a virtual gathering! https://www.space.com/stargazing/lunar-e...ivestreams

--tg

[Greg]

So much moon. The full occlusion happens at 3:33 am

[Drunk Monk]

Woke at 2 and thought about getting up. Woke again at 4 and remembered I could see the moon from my bed. Saw the partial crescent and went back to sleep.

[Greg]

One of the benefits of getting up at the godawful time to walk the dogs is I experienced most of it from full red to full white.