WARNING ! I need an answer......?

Hate to break it to you, but if you live in the western USA, it will be over before the moon rises. The eastern half of the country will see the moon rise during the eclipse...and that happens about the same time that the sun is setting.

See the link below for the answer. It's supposed to be fully eclipsed at 5:44 p.m. eastern time according to the news.

<>WARNING, WILL ROBINSON...Better get out early if you want to see anything in US, and then only in the East. The eclipse will be mostly over by the time the moon rises over US. BTW, it's not a standard "total" so the moon will look strange.

Sorry, not scared of the warning! Eclipses ococur at regular intervals based on planetary changes and you have to keep track of announcements from the Observatory! So, watchout for the news in the media in your area!

The entire eclipse is not visible in the use. For the most part the moon will rise when it is red.

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/NeatAstronomy/

its Saturday at approximately 5:15 pm central time

East Coast of the U.S (EST).....yes

West Coast (PST)...not so much.

This map shows where it will be visible:

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42635000/jpg...

it will be this saturday ... but its unknown on the time .. because it depends on where the moon is at that moment .. the entire continental US will be able to see it

Warning i don't know the answer to that..but i am sure someone will know

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