RiverOtter
got any pics?
RO, you can try with a telescope.The brightness of the lunar eclipse no one can predict anyway since it depends on how much atmospheric dust there is on any given day, so with a telescope you might get past the clouds and see the eclipse.
We have a Meade, and we learned when we first got it that just because you have a clear evening, it doesn't always make for the best viewing depending on this dust.
Yes, this is just what I need. Another excuse to go buy more gear
I hope GB doesn't read this :funn:
The brightness of the lunar eclipse no one can predict anyway since it depends on how much atmospheric dust there is on any given day, so with a telescope you might get past the clouds and see the eclipse.
. Got some pics too