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Phil Hart Where to look? During a lunar eclipse, the entire night side of Earth can see the eclipse at the same time. However, local timings vary across Australia due to the different time zones. The eclipse begins with the Moon in the east and climbing higher as the event progresses. For Western Australia, the eclipse will start just after moonrise, so the Moon will be low in the sky and you’ll need a clear view of the eastern horizon. But by the time of totality, the Moon will be higher and easier to see. If the weather doesn’t cooperate in your local area, you can also...
This Wednesday night, everywhere in Australia will have a box seat for a spectacular total eclipse of the Moon.
Montini Catholic science club members have a blast with stomp rockets Montini Catholic's science team, including, from left, sophomore Francesca Spizzirri of Oak Brook, Kenny Sledzinski of Westmont, sophomore Alex Silveyra of Carol Stream, and freshman Zander Montgomery of Lombard, prepare to test their handmade rockets. Courtesy of Montini Catholic Updated 5/7/2021 11:49 PM Members of Montini Catholic's Science Club took advantage of the awesome weather on Thursday, April 29, to test their handmade "stomp rockets." Montini Catholic's Alex Silveyra, a sophomore from Carol ...