I have to see in person. I was disappointed that I missed the ISS on the 12th. We were in panhandle and not sure if it could be seen from there and if so where to look for it. Im fascinated by the space station.

A total lunar eclipse will be visible for 85 minutes Sunday night in Pearland.
Rice University astronomer Pat Hartigan says
"It's a nice long one," he said in an email, "perfect timing for early evening viewing. And it's even a supermoon."

The partial phase of the eclipse will begin at 9:28 p.m. CDT. During this phase, it will look like a bite has been taken out of the moon.

The total eclipse starts at 10:29 p.m. CDT and continues through 11:54 p.m. CDT. This is when the entire moon will take on a reddish hue, caused by light left over from all the sunsets and sunrises occurring at that time.

The moon will then reenter a partial phase that lasts through 12:55 a.m. CDT.

The moon is fairly low right now at 8:30ish.

@HillCountry : I'm ready to watch this celestial event

Moon has risen quite a bit. 9 pm- ish now.

@HillCountry : Awesome shot! I was just out, the moon is big and bright at 9:35pm.
So beautiful!

LIVE! the Galveston Cruise video cam is focused on the moon!!

www.galveston.com/we bcams/cruisevideocam /

@NJ99221 : That's what YouTube is for, get your sleep now and watch it in the morning at work.

@Dorothy: yes Dorothy-me too

Happy Moon-day everyone! Did you have the chance to see the lunar eclipse last night?
For 85 minutes, a total lunar eclipse of the supermoon was visible in the Houston area.

We will experience another 85 minute-long total lunar eclipse later this year
in November, between 5:16-6:42am.
a better time for most of us

@Txtoast : It was so cool! Stayed up and watched it last night

@Stealth83 : So? I stayed up and watched, and was still back up at 3:30. Not much of a sleeper.