Early risers and the astronomically ambitious will be able to view a total eclipse of the moon early tomorrow morning if skies are clear. This is the second total lunar eclipse of 2007 (the first was on March 3) and the moon should take on a vivid red or orange color as it passes through Earth’s shadow for a period of approximately 90 minutes.
The chart above details the timeframe for the east coast of the U.S. where the eclipse begins at 4:51 am. Information on the eclipse from other time zones is available here.
