What’s full and bright and red all over? Tonight’s Moon!
It’s the longest partial lunar eclipse since 1440, and it’s so close to total that much of the Western Hemisphere will be able to see the Moon turn red in Earth’s shadow.
Of course, thick cloud cover and rain eliminated any chance whatsoever that I could see it. The moral of the story is that even a LUNAR ECLIPSE won’t bother to come to Haynesville, Maine.
And rest assured, it has absolutely nothing to do with this:
https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20211114-egypt-3-dead-hundreds-injured-after-scorpion-swarm-in-aswan/
Of course, thick cloud cover and rain eliminated any chance whatsoever that I could see it. The moral of the story is that even a LUNAR ECLIPSE won’t bother to come to Haynesville, Maine.
Pardon the off topic, but McRIB!