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In response to "NPR Science friday factoid: when was the last time a total lunar eclipse was 'visible' from the continental U.S.? -- nm" by Max

According to them, total eclipse, fully viewable by the continental U.S., was 1979. -- nm

Posted by Max Jun 19 '09, 12:16

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there was an annular eclipse in the mid 1990s, which was AWESOME. -- nm - loosilu Jun 19, 12:22
yeah, I don't think that's right -- (link) - znufrii Jun 19, 12:22
uhm, ... wouldn't that be a SOLAR eclipse? -- nm - Beryllium Jun 19, 12:19 1
- crap, you're right. I swear he said lunar. -- (link) - Max Jun 19, 12:21
i remember this. i remember thinking "i'll be really old the next time it happens" - dug Jun 19, 12:17

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