Total Lunar Eclipse:

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Total Lunar Eclipse: On Oct. 8, 2014, sky watchers can witness total lunar eclipse which will soon be followed by partial solar eclipse on Oct. 23. The second of total lunar eclipse tetrad will occur before the dawn. The event will reach its peak at 6:25 a.m. EDT and will last till 7:24 a.m. EDT. http://www.skyandtelescope.com/astronomy-news/observing-news/total-lunar-eclipse-09262014/ has presented details about all the five stages of the rare and final total lunar eclipse of the year 2014. The report notes that during the various phases of eclipse the moon will turn from “bright to dull red-orange and back again.” This spectacular view will be visible from most parts of Earth including Asia, Australia, North America and South America.

Full Moon: The full moon will occur on Oct. 8, 2014. The moon will be positioned directly opposite Earth and the sun. The event reaches its peak at 10:51 UTC. Sea Sky Calendar states that Native tribes in America used to call it “Full Hunters Moon.” It is said that it is also popularly known as “Travel Moon and the Blood Moon.”

How are you during a full moon?

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How are you during a full moon?

Energetic

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Full moons in summer and fall are restless nights. I’ve had some fun times under full summer and fall moons.

Winter and spring it’s just too cold to be out. But a full moon on a warm July or August evening… The possibilities are endless

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I’m watching out for all the lunatics running in the streets during full moon. :wink: haha. Kidding. My mom always said full moon makes lunatics run around all over the city.

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