Total Lunar Eclipse

• Guest 645

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  15 June 2011     06:21110298
  #1      
  Apparently tonight, if we are blessed with a clear sky,we should be able to see the Moon turn 'red' in a full total eclipse. I am sure the budding Professor Coxs on the forum will enlighten us with further details.
  Marek
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• Guest 657

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  15 June 2011     08:08110313
  #2      
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/June_2011_lunar_eclipse
  
  I'll be looking out for it!
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• Guest 640

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  15 June 2011     15:40110374
  #3      
  Here is a pic of the misty moon over the harbour last night. I timed taking the picture to catch the lighthouse flashing at the same time. Took several goes to get it right.
  

  

  
  
  No sign of an eclipse though.
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• Keith Sansum1

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  15 June 2011     15:41110375
  #4      
  These pictures are good
  
  
  so one will have to explain to me with my lack of computer know how
  how i can do some pics
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• Guest 640

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  15 June 2011     15:48110376
  #5      
  Keef its easy enough once you get the hang of it. See the top right of the posting box. It says..
  "add a photo to this post"
  you just click that and another box opens, click browse and you will see all your pictures before you..just select one to upload. It takes a couple of goes to get the hang of it.
  
  
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• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  15 June 2011     15:57110377
  #6      
  That is a stunning photo PaulB. So beautiful.
• Keith Sansum1

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  15 June 2011     16:02110378
  #7      
  To show what a complete novice i am
  
  
  paulb
  how do i get the photos there in the first place?
  probably need a step by step sorry
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  15 June 2011     18:00110383
  #8      
  keith
  
  after taking the shots just plug the lead that came with the camera into a usb port on your computer.
  
  the screen will then guide you through what to do.
  
  as paul said it takes a few goes before you get it right, just take it one step at a time.
  
  wouldn't mind getting a shot like that one in post 3.
• Guest 657

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  15 June 2011     18:22110389
  #9      
  Great photo there PaulB
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• Guest 672

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  15 June 2011     20:07110401
  #10      
  Nice one Boss.
  I got one or two but tonight looks like a no go, just started raining.
  
  

  
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• Brian Dixon

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  15 June 2011     20:09110403
  #11      
  not raining at aycliffe ian.well not at the moment.
• Guest 657

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  15 June 2011     21:05110416
  #12      
  http://eclipse.slooh.com/#liveeclipse
  
  Live lunar eclipse.
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• Guest 672

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  15 June 2011     21:16110422
  #13      
  Heavy drizzle at my place now, no chance of seeing anything.
  
  Thanks for the link Jeane.x
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.