Coming up on February 20th, 2008 is the third total lunar eclipse in the past year. This one is well timed for most of North and South America, as long as you have clear skies. Europe, Africa, and some of western Asia will also be able to catch some of the eclipse.


The eclipse will be in the total phase for about 51 minutes starting at 10:01pm EST. There is also a bonus during this eclipse as Saturn and the bright blueish star Regulus will be nearby. This is sure to be a photogenic moment that you won't want to miss!


For more information on the February 20th eclipse check out NASA.

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