Well, how did it go? Did you get a chance to see the eclipse from your part of the world? Did you share it with your friends and family, and maybe build a little astronomy enthusiasm in your loved ones? One eye on the sky and one eye on the game? Come to the forum and share your experiences from last night. I’ll let you know how my night went. If you got pictures from last night, join the forum and post your photos into the Astrophotography forum and enjoy the “ooohs and ahhhs” from jealous rained out (or geographically challenged) forum members from around the world. Next eclipse is in 2007.
Fraser Cain
Publisher
Universe Today
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