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A partial lunar eclipse about to take place will appear magnified in the US by an effect known as the "moon illusion".
The eclipse will begin 1017 GMT when the Moon enters the shadow of Earth.
Because of the timing, it will not be visible from the UK or Europe.
But in many parts of the US and Canada, the eclipse will appear larger because it occurs while the Moon is so close to the horizon.
According to Nasa, low-hanging Moons look "unnaturally large when they beam through trees, buildings and other foreground objects". The reason for this is not understood.
Originally posted by heyJude
I Forgot about the eclipse tonight!
*heyJude hopes to see pics of the eclipse.
Second thought, isn't there another eclipse soon, in July? I might be wrong.
[edit on 26-6-2010 by heyJude]
Originally posted by ATLien
Im in PA..and for some reason it seems like its been a full moon for about a week now, and not only that but the moon's looking a little brighter IMO
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
reply to post by mblahnikluver
ya you did, sry.
also sorry i dont have a nice fancy camera like bkaust. im jealous.