I’ve always been a sucker for a lunar eclipse, so when I saw that you were going to Las Vegas, I’d have to say that I made a choice to be the one that you see in the distance from the Las Vegas Strip.
As you probably know, the Lunar Eclipse is a solar eclipse that starts at dawn, ending at dusk, and ends at night. We’re not particularly interested in the light of day, so we don’t even see the moon. Instead, we’re looking for the moon with the human eyes, which are very powerful.
The Las Vegas area is also one of the most well lit places in the US. So we were more than happy to do our research and find the moon and find out what it looked like from there. It was a lot of fun, but unfortunately we just got to the moon and it was not very dark at all.
The moon is huge, a really bright orb with a black hole just behind it. The last time the moon was in this part of the sky, it had been going around for about six months. This year we were able to get a good view of it, and we could see the entire lunar disk for at least a half hour. This is a rare sight.
In the end, we were able to see the whole moon and it wasn’t dark at all. That’s because the moon is basically made of rock with a black hole at the center. This black hole is the source of the moon’s light, and it is also the source of the moon’s gravitational pull. In other words, everything that surrounds the moon is pulled into the black hole’s vicinity.
This is what is known as an occultation. In layman’s terms, it means that the light from the dark moon is scattered and refracted with such a high degree of difficulty that you can only see the moon as a small speck. To see the whole moon, the moon must be at least twice the size of the moon, and it must be at least 30 degrees from the side of the moon you are viewing.
I’m not sure what “the whole moon” means here, but the moon is not the only object that is affected by this gravitational pull. The moon’s atmosphere, moon’s surface, and even the Earth’s gravitational pull all seem to be affected by an occultation. The best thing about the lunar eclipse is that it happens at the same time as the eclipse of Mars (another big occultation) and that the moon and the Earth are all seen together.
Yes, it’s great to see the full moon and Mars together, but it’s even more amazing that the Earth and the moon are seen together. The Moon is the only planet that is not a satellite of the Earth, and the Earth is the only planet that is not a satellite of the Moon. It’s pretty rare to see a complete occultation of an object. This one happens at the same time as the eclipse of Mars and the Moon.
I suppose the biggest reason I really like this whole thing is that the Earth and the moon are seen together like the stars. And I’m not talking about the planets being visible to the naked eye or so, but the planets are actually seen together.