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>darkening of the moon's face probably won't register against the rapidly brightening sky Full moons are always directly opposite the sun. You'd be more concer
by weberer 4y ago
>darkening of the moon's face probably won't register against the rapidly brightening sky
Full moons are always directly opposite the sun. You'd be more concerned about it disappearing beyond the horizon.
- thombat 4y agoOut of sheer cussedness I just took a look (45 mins before start of total eclipse). The earth's shadow is quite apparent at this point but the sky behind it is already quite pale. So I great that once the "bite" is complete the contrast to a normal full moon will be obscured.