05/11/2022
For when the Troop is camping this weekend!
Moon lovers will delight in this weekend’s full lunar eclipse! The full flower moon rises in the night sky on Saturday, May 14. According to NASA, the moon begins going into a full lunar eclipse on Sunday, May 15 at 10:32p ET. An hour later, it enters total lunar eclipse and is a ghostly copper color. Totality lasts for an hour and a half. Learn more about this eclipse at https://go.nasa.gov/3KKRsYb
To celebrate, Brown County, Charlestown, Prophetstown and Spring Mill are hosting Full Moon night hikes, May 14. Indiana Dunes and Mounds state parks are having lunar eclipse viewing parties, May 15. Get more event information so you can join the fun at calendar.dnr.IN.gov.
While visiting these DNR properties, check-in using your Indiana State Nature Passport to win prizes. Register for your free passport and learn how it works at visitindiana.com/explore.
Photo: 2007 stacked full lunar eclipse.