On 1/31/2018 16:32, Larry Colen wrote:
John Coyle wrote:
For the first time in weeks, we had 100% cloud cover! I went up on to our
roof, 54 metres above sea
level, and still could not see a thing. I guess I'm not likely to still be
here for the next one,
in 2037 :-(
Lunar eclipses happen a couple times a year, and are visible from about
half the planet. Are you sure the next one isn't until 2037?
I'm guessing he means the next time a lunar eclipse will occur during a
"Blue Moon" that is also a "Supermoon".
The last time that combination occurred when the eclipse was visible
from anywhere in the U.S. was 150 years ago.
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