Tomorrow morning (where I live) a unique occurrence in the heavens will take place. It's the first time in 372 years that a lunar eclipse will coincide with the winter solstice. The moon is supposed to be high in the sky because of where it is located at the solstice, making viewing the eerily glowing moon easier--if, that is, there are no clouds to block it.
Where I live the eclipse will take place between 1:30 and 2:40AM, so I'm not likely to see it. How about you???
Be sure to come back tomorrow when I'll be blogging about the winter solstice in Newgrange in Ireland.
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