Lunar Eclipse Live Camera - Million of people around the world have witnessed this rare event in the sky as the Lunar Eclipse shine out in the sky as the Winter Solstice 2010 exit. Now, if you have stayed awake last night to watch the lunar eclipse, you will probably realize you should have been in bed or at least been drinking.
Apparently, the lunar eclipse 2010 is certainly an event worth checking out. But some areas that are experiencing rain, snow or otherwise non-clear viewing conditions can look online for live feed video to watch it all unfold.
According to the recent report from NASA website, the Alabama center has had some cloud cover with a few intermittent breaks. Meanwhile, Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York, tells MSNBC that the eclipse begins at 12:29 a.m. ET and takes five and a half hours to get through the 12 stages of the eclipse. Tyson recommends watching the lunar eclipse at its peak on the East coast – 2:45 to 3:00 in the morning.
After the said rare sky phenomenon, many people filmed the last night and captured its cosmic mundanity. The Lunar eclipse live camera is available anywhere in the internet, whether in Youtube or in many site. You can check it out now specially for those who have not witnessed it few hours ago.
Furthermore, the Google Earth’s Sky feature will present an ongoing visual of the celestial event, which will stretch for several hours beginning around 10:30 pm PST. All viewers are advised to go to the Slooh Space Camera section, known as a “layer” to watch it now.
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