I’ll never get tired of watching lunar eclipses. Even though I understand the science of what’s occurring, there’s still something magical and mystical about the event.
This morning’s eclipse peaked exactly at 5:00 AM in the San Francisco Bay Area. This image shows the darkest point of the eclipse. There was still a sliver of light on the upper right edge of the moon that never disappeared completely. I think folks in western Alaska and Hawai’i were treated to “true” totality…but we got the next best thing!
No complaints from this photographer.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I could use a nap!
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