Tonight there will be a total eclipse of the moon. This will not happen again until December 20, 2010. In North America we will be able to see the eclipse in totality. The Earth will start to cover the moon at 7:43 p.m. and it will be totally covered by 9:01 p.m. The complete coverage of the moon will last for 51 minutes. In the middle of the eclipse the moon could turn up to be brown, orange, crimson or brick red. This is something to keep your kids up for, not to mention it starts early enough that they will be able to track the progress. You should also be able to see saturn approximately eight moon spaces to the right of the moon. Maybe I can get some good pictures if the clouds stay away.
Did I leave the gym without wearing pants???
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Where oh where did my gym pants go?
Oh where oh where could they be?
I've been missing a pair of gym pants for over a week. I've looked in the
clothes...
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