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Supermoon / Full Blood Moon Eclipse coming Sunday Night Sept. 27th

Started by Up All Night, September 26, 2015, 08:58:26 PM

Up All Night

The Blood Moon eclipse will occur Sunday evening in the US and N.A.

It will already be early Monday morning in Europe and the Middle East.

The SuperMoon Full Eclipse will begin Monday, Sept. 28 UTC 2:11am, with the middle of the full eclipse at UTC 2:47am, and the end of the full eclipse at UTC 3:23am. But, in the US and N.A., it will still be Sunday evening, with the times (CDT) 9:11pm/9:47pm/10:23pm for the full eclipse.

I have seen a Blood Moon Eclipse before. The eclipse itself, for me, was not extraordinary.

What is more impressive to me, is to see a supermoon, near the horizon, not in an eclipse.

There is Biblical prophetic signifigance to sjuch an event, perticularly when it occurs around one of the Feasts of the Lord. (Leviticus 23).

The Holy Bible in Genesis 1:14 states: "And God said, Let there be lights in the frimament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and ket them be for signs, and for seasons,and for days, and years."

So, many believe that any heavenly sign that occues on a feast day, is a special prpphetic sign from the Creator.

September 28, 2015, is the first day of the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot).




GravitySucks

I am seriously bummed. I have been looking forawrd to this view. I am near Galveston, Texas and it has been cloudy all day with an 89% chance of showers at 7pm.

😂🌚

berry

Me too totally bummed because of the clouds.  Central Ohio. For everyone else that enjoy it please enjoy it for all of us!


onan

Hazy here, but still feeling quite lucky, after completely overcast for three days.

It is a wonderful sight.

littlechris

San Diego, California. Heading out to park. Will take pics if possible.

chefist

Looking amazing from south of Tucson on my Newtonian! My daughter was excited!

Designx

Saw is come above the horizon about 30 minutes ago - definitely red and partially eclipsed. Waiting for it to pass by some clouds to a clear sky.

Ms. C

Wow, it was so cloudy for the afternoon, early evening, but all clouds have broken away!  I get to see this event live (S.E. Michigan)



SciFiAuthor

*Sigh*

Cloudy. I can see some light peeking through though.



eddie dean

Spectacular! This is one of those things that has to be witnessed first hand. Seeing pictures or video is cool and all, but when viewing it in the night sky, in context as it were,  is much more  haunting and quite awe inspiring.

GravitySucks

Quote from: eddie dean on September 27, 2015, 07:33:11 PM
Spectacular! This is one of those things that has to be witnessed first hand. Seeing pictures or video is cool and all, but when viewing it in the night sky, in context as it were, it is much more  haunting and quite awe inspiring.
Can you see the glint off of the glass domes?


=Schlyder=

that was very good... at full eclipse here, it almost blacked out the moon completely... fading in and out from dark red to almost gone in the blackness.
very impressive.


trostol

so does it really count in terms of the "prophecies"since it technically didnt happen on Sukkot

GravitySucks

Quote from: trostol on September 27, 2015, 07:52:03 PM
so does it really count in terms of the "prophecies"since it technically didnt happen on Sukkot
Technically it didn't happen at all because I couldnt see it.


inuk2600

I'd have perfect viewing if not for the blasted smoke from all the crop burning >:(




coaster

Had a great view of the moon here in Nebraska. Beautiful, clear night.

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