Morning Over Sleep Becomes Fashion Triumph
A harried morning starts with oversleeping and frantic routines. Samantha Perry chronicles chaos from alarm failure to a closet raid, discovering khaki pants, shopping impulse, and a quick shift from disaster to delight as the day unfolds.
Last total lunar eclipse visible from North America
Tom Willmithh, director at the science center, calls this event the last total lunar eclipse visible from all of North America during this millennium, highlighting its unique reach across regions including West Virginia.
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Spectacular total lunar eclipse visible in Four Seasons Country
The total lunar eclipse tonight into Friday will light the sky over Four Seasons Country if skies clear. Science Center of West Virginia director Tom Willmitch explains the event, timing from 9:30 p.m. to 2:24 a.m., and the blood red hue as Earth's atmosphere acts like a lens, with no special equipment needed beyond binoculars or a small telescope.
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Eclipse timeline outlines viewing of tonight's total lunar eclipse
Sky & Telescope notes first shading at 9 30 p m and totality at 11 05 p m with mid eclipse at 11 44 p m and end at 12 22 a m. Clouds expected but observers urged to try from warm spot and use long lens for photos with ex posures around a quarter second at F8 and bracket.
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