Red Moon

Last night's Lunar eclipse was a reminder of nature's wonders. 

Despite the stormy weather and rain, the skies eventually cleared in time, allowing us to witness the Moon's incredible transformation. It's a beautiful lesson in patience and acceptance sometimes the most breathtaking moments come after the storms.

It gets dark enough to see Star around the Moon.

My preparations for Syzygy, (Solar Eclipse) 08/21/2017

For this, up coming Syzygy, (Solar Eclipse) I am going to the great outdoors of Idaho, with my fellow earthlings. I will be almost on the central line of the path of totality
I will bring my telescope of 114 mm that it has a special solar filter, and my cameras Canon to try to recorded, I will keep you fellow of Cyberspace posted, at this moment I do not know if I will have access to the internet, but rest assure that I will try all that is in my power, just so you know, I am bringing all my devices that I have with different carriers at this moment I have T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint and Verizon hopefully one will work out
Hoping the weather will still cooperate, as you see in the pic is very good.

Here are some photos of the Solar Eclipse in Indonesia, I was able to take them using the system Slooh.
I hope you like

Lunar Eclipse 2015

Yes fellow could not observe the eclipse of the moon the other night, try going to a park but the police told me I could not stay, so I went home and could only make visual observation, since I have no patio or terrace.
Sorry fellow.

Lunar Eclipse Photos April 2014

Here you have some photos we took during the eclipse, I hope you like.

Lunar eclipse April 2014

April 2014 Lunar Eclipse
A total lunar eclipse will occur on the morning of April 15, 2014, the first of two total lunar eclipses of the year. This eclipse begins a series of four total eclipses, with a difference of about six months, called tetralogy of eclipses or later Eclipses Moons blood.1 tetrad will be those of October 8, 2014, April 4, 2015 and September 28, 2015.
The eclipse will be visible on April 15 in the Pacific Ocean, including Australia, and North and South. The moon will pass south of the center of the shadow of the Earth. As a result, the northern part of the moon will be noticeably darker than the southern part. It will happen during the upward phase of the orbit of the moon, part of Lunar Saros 122.
Observation:Because the moon is not necessary, go to any special place to observe this event, it is important to be in a comfortable and safe place.The lunar eclipse will occur in the constellation Virgo (ie to the southeast), close to the star Spica, we also have the planet Mars nearby.
On the other hand, if you prefer, Griffith Observatory broadcast the eclipse live on the Internet at the following address http://www.griffithobservatory.org/exhibits/special/Lunar_Eclipse_April_2014.html?oeidk=a07e8zhut3o95c8bff8&llr=iz57rbcab
Key moments:The most important point to note is 11: 00-12: 0020:54 start penumbralPartial begins 21:58Total starts 23:07Half of the eclipse 23:47Total ends 12:25 a.m.Ends partial 1:33 a.m.Ends penumbral 2:38 a.m.