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See Live Webcasts of the Lunar eclipse from around the world...

LUNAR ECLIPSE: On Oct. 27th and 28th, sky watchers on six continents can see a total lunar eclipse. The Moon will turn a delightful shade of red as it glides through Earth's shadow. The event begins in the Americas on Wednesday night at 9:14 p.m. EDT (6:14 p.m. PDT); and in Europe on Thursday morning at 01:14 GMT

live.saros.org...
from the Canary Islands

www.parssky.net...
from Iran

eclipse.span.ch...
from Switzerland
(Cancelled because its fecking cloudy!)

cosmos.astro.uson.mx...
from Mexico

www.uai.it...
from Italy

www.eaas.co.uk...
from Northern Ireland

eclipse.aaaa.org.ar...
from Argentina

www3.mira.be...
from Belgium

www.xs4all.nl...
from the Netherlands

www.fcc.univap.br...
from Brazil

Think that will just about cover your needs.

You should watch it be interesting to see and they are not that common.

[edit on 28-10-2004 by markjaxson]

This is awesome MJ, thanks for gathering these url�s and offering them to the ATS community.

No problem and thanks.

Its the next best thing for seeing the eclipse because when all these space events happen its usually never visible in England, so at least the less fortunate people can view it in the safety of their own homes

Bump..

Anyone going to watch this tonight?

I beg to the God of sky, Please be clear. I have missed so much from living in chicago.

I want to take to good pictures.

Looks like I might need these, it has been cloudy and rainy whole week and weather isn't changing.

Considering summer's weather it might take time to around new year until there's again good weather for stargazing.

Whoa!

I didnt expect the quality of these webcams to be this good!

Its also cool to see how the moon is viewed from each country.


eclipse.aaaa.org.ar...

This ones live from argentina and refreshes every 30 seconds.



[edit on 27-10-2004 by markjaxson]

Any webcast links from the U.S.?

Dont think so, but you can still see it no matter where your from using these links, best one of them links is the argentina one.

This is the last lunar eclipse until 2008. If you aren't planning
on being here for four more years, get out and witness this.
It should be a good show.
ZOOMER

Thanks markjaxson, I sure hope I'll be able to see it in NY.
The sky is clear and the full moon is out.

Originally posted by LL1
Thanks markjaxson, I sure hope I'll be able to see it in NY.
The sky is clear and the full moon is out.

No problem,

I wish i could view it out of my window.

Although even if it was happening in England the sky isnt exactly clear so i wouldnt be able to see it anyway.


1 Hour to go!

I live in Canada so i'll prob get a good view, not a cloud in sight lol. This event is pretty interesting and out of all the other stuff that goes on in this solar system this one ranks close to home and makes it look blood (somewhat) red, pretty cool.

markjaxson,

Thanks for all the links. That is fantastic!

I am watching it.

I haven't found any us links either, but I guess it does not matter.

Has anyone found it on any of those links?

The fekin northern ireland one is down!

No doubt is cause everyones online!

Here's another link:

www.spaceweather.com...

Where is the live cast LL1?

I found some more...

This ones actually fully live...

und.edu...

Live webcam for all the countries are right over the pic of the
moon and the spider.

live webcasts: from the Canary Islands; from Iran; from Switzerland; from Mexico; from Italy; from Northern Ireland; from Argentina; from Belgium; from the Netherlands; from Brazil;


[edit on 27-10-2004 by LL1]

Here's a really good one before I go outside to see it for myself
live.saros.org...

I dont see no live feeds.

Watch it now it starts in 10 mins!

live.saros.org...