which totally figures, doesn’t it? After all, how many opportunities do most of us have to observe a full lunar eclipse? Especially in the Southern Hemisphere at a reasonable time of day (like 18xx-23x) rather than 0 dark whatever?
So the moon came up. As did the clouds. Unlike the last time I watched an eclipse I don’t have a camera, tripod nor do I have a lot of patience…
So – the moon came up =
full and round in the sky
and reflecting over the water
and then …. dark and clouds
and after that? Nothing but clouds here…
and, since I looked it up – the last eclipse I observed was in Jan 2018 with the link to the post and the photos here...