LazyHippo
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Did anyone took a look? 🧐 From my place at the Yucatan Peninsula was quite good, at 11pm
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Hi there! its good to have you back, welcome!
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A partial lunar eclipse will take place on August 27 through 28, with almost the entire moon "covered" by Earth's shadow. The eclipse will be visible from North and South America, Europe and Africa. The eclipse begins at 9:23pm EDT and view gets more interesting at 10:33pm EDT when the partial eclipse begins and Earth's dark umbral shadow starts to cover the lunar surface. Maximum eclipse will be at 12:12am EDT when 96.2% of the moon will be immersed in Earth's umbra. The partial phase ends at 1:51 EDT with the penumbral eclipse concluding at 3:01am EDT
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2026 Southeast Pacific and Atlantic hurricane season
LazyHippo replied to LazyHippo's topic in Report News
More activity at the Pacific side but none oppose a threat to human lifes, except the constant rain at Hawaii's big island cause of tropical storm "Moke". Which I learned that the Central Pacific has a different shorter name list than the Atlantic and Southeast Pacific's but its obviously less popular 😅 Akoni, Ema, Hone, Iona, Keli, Lala, Moke, Nolo, Olana, Pena, Ulana, Wale Some names related to Pacific ocean, e.g 'Akoni' means the "brave" or "strong" in hawaiian
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2026 Southeast Pacific and Atlantic hurricane season
LazyHippo replied to LazyHippo's topic in Report News
Lala's eyewall slamming southern portion of the big Hawaii islands according to NHC Here you can watch it on a loop.
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2026 Southeast Pacific and Atlantic hurricane season
LazyHippo replied to LazyHippo's topic in Report News
"Potential Tropical Cyclone One C" became new tropical storm "Lala" according to the Hurricane Hunter that investigated the system earlier today. Still dont know why NHC is using that name since is not in the 'official' list and theres not much info from that in the web. Anyway, "Lala" is now strengthening and will become a category 1 hurricane before arriving to southeast of Hawaii islands by Saturday as its WNW movement has slowed down a bit.
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2026 Southeast Pacific and Atlantic hurricane season
LazyHippo replied to LazyHippo's topic in Report News
Has been quiet for the last couple of weeks but its getting a bit more active both Pacific and Atlantic side. "Cristobal" has formed in the north Atlantic ocean currently as tropical storm, will reach the Azores islands by the weekend. And we see 2 more disturbances in the tropical Atlantic having 50% chances of cyclone formation in the next couple of days. Seems those will be heading the Lesser Antilles also by the weekend: At the Pacific side "Potential Tropical Cyclone One C" will reach the Hawaiian islands by late friday, bringing heavy rainfall, high winds and dangerous surf.
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This one is going to be too far from me, was looking areas of totality and Spain will be having a good chance to catch it up in some places between Madrid and Barcelona
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A SpaceX rocket piece floating in space since last year is on track to smash into the Moon at high speed early Wednesday morning. The school-bus-size object is the second stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that had launched a lunar lander from Firefly Aerospace toward the Moon in January 2025. Weighing four metric tons (4,000kg), the rocket body is due to hit the moon around 2:35am ET (0635 GMT). Hitting its surface at 5,400 miles per hour (8,690kph). The space junk will kick up a plume of lunar dust that will likely be illuminated by sunlight but difficult to spot with the naked eye from Earth. Any flash from the impact itself is expected to be washed out by the bright lunar surface. However, material blasted above the lunar horizon could briefly become visible against the darkness of space. Amateur astronomers may be able to capture with sufficiently large telescopes and cameras. Recent simulations suggest the central ejecta plume could climb as high as 60 miles (100 kilometers).
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A total solar eclipse will occur on next Wednesday, the Moon will pass between the Earth and the Sun and will totally blacken the view of the Sun for a viewer on Earth. Because the eclipse will occur about 2.2 days after perigee the Moon's apparent diameter will be larger. The total eclipse will pass over the Arctic, Greenland, Iceland, the Atlantic Ocean, northern Spain and the extreme northeastern part of Portugal. The points of greatest duration and greatest eclipse will be just 45 km (28 mi) off the western coast of Iceland by 65°10.3' N and 25°12.3' W, where the totality will last 2m 18.21s. Solar eclipse path map. (Image credit: EclipseWise.com)
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Felicidades! 😄
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Was nice to see you at S1 and welcome to the forums! ☠️💥
