Lunar Eclipse Coming on March 3, 2007
For observers in Eastern North America, the eclipse will already be underway when the Moon rises, but observers East of the Great Lakes should be able to see the Moon completely obscured, and then exist the Earth’s shadow as the evening progresses.
If you want to know when to look, the greatest eclipse will occur at 23:20 UT (6:20pm EST).
Original Source: Science@NASA
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