Western Slope Skies - Total Lunar Eclipse - March 3

About this episode

This episode discusses the total lunar eclipse occurring on March 3 and its visual phenomena.

Let’s hope for clear skies on the morning of March 3, when the Western Slope will be treated to a total lunar eclipse. During the early hours of March 3, the Moon will move through Earth’s shadow, creating one of the more eerie sights in nature.

Topics covered

• lunar eclipse
• astronomy
• Earth's shadow

Keywords

• total lunar eclipse
• March 3
• Western Slope
• clear skies

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Western Slope, the Western Slope, Earth

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