Not exact matches
In addition to being a spectacle for North America residents, Petro
said NASA's
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) team would be paying particular attention to this
eclipse.
Although
lunar eclipses are fairly common, Petro
said they don't happen every month.
Although LRO would be forced to shut down its instruments for this
eclipse, Petro
said other
lunar eclipses are a great opportunity for the mission to study how the
lunar surface cools during these events, giving insight into the materials making up the surface.
«Total
lunar eclipses, like the one we're looking forward to on 4 April, are a slow, ethereal affair and, as usual, we'll have cameras around the world bringing us live views,» Will Gater, an astronomer at the online Slooh Community Observatory
said in a statement.
Or should I
say, Scott's creation, since I decided to stay warmly tucked into bed while he did all the work capturing footage of the total
lunar eclipse.