Total Lunar Eclipse
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Come see total lunar eclipse
from Rose Canyon Park   
Sunday, Sept. 27
 
6:30 - 8:00 pm 
You may leave at an time - so bring your kids
We'll head down the trail at 6:30  
Eclipse will be total 7:11 - 8:23 pm

Free - kids and adults welcome
No bathrooms or water available

We'll walk down the trail to the canyon bottom to see the eclipse away from city lights. Come 10 mins early to borrow a pair of binoculars. 
Meet: Dead end Regents Rd., University City, intersection Regents/Lahitte Ct
Bring: flashlight, jacket for evening temps, binoculars if you have them
We'll have: Binoculars you can borrow at the start (come early); a spotting scope (small telescope)

Questions: Contact Debby Knight
858-597-0220, [email protected] 
N ext total eclipse is January 2019
Don't miss this one
Why does the moon look red when an eclipse is total?

Watch this animation: How the moon will look start to finish

If you can't join us, hope you still watch the eclipse 
- Full moon rises: 6:36 pm - will be in partial eclipse
- Moon in total eclipse: 7:11 - 8:23 pm
- Bright edge of moon appears: 8:24 pm
- Partial eclipse ends: 9:27 pm 
 
 
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Sincerely,

Debby Knight
858-597-0220
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