South San Francisco, CA September 30, 2015
Many of our neighbors are avid sky gazers and to our delight the skies clear long enough to witness this rare total eclipse of the full moon this past Monday September 28th. The next total lunar eclipse will not occur again until October 8, 2033- another 18 years away. This past century has seen only 5 of these events; 1910, 1928, 1964, and 1982.
For more fun facts we recommend reading this article CLICK HERE. Below are photos sent in by our neighbors of this rare and beautiful moon. Enjoy. Thank you to all our neighbors for submitting photos and if you would like to share yours please send to [email protected]
Photo courtesy of Michele Wilson
Taken from South San Francisco City Hall Photo courtesy of Mike Corden
Photo courtesy of Valerie Leticia
Taken from Winston Manor
Photo courtesy of John C Baker
Photo courtesy of
Vinny Vance
Photo courtesy of
Vinny Vance
Taken from Juniperro & King
Photo courtesy of Ramon Petros
Taken in San Francisco
Photo courtesy of Belenypaolo Diaz
Photo courtesy of Masara Al Sayegh
Photo courtesy of Chris Kikis Ferrer
Photo courtesy of
Josie M Johansen Jr
Taken from Oyster Point
Photo courtesy of Desiree Lampe
Photo courtesy of
Vinny Vance
Taken in San Francisco
Photo courtesy of Carol Fink Broussard
Taken from Winston Manor
Photo courtesy of Belinda Skarsgård
Photo courtesy of Shelley Smith
