> The so-called “super wolf blood moon” was eagerly watched by millions of people around the world, mostly via live streaming video.
How do they know most people watched via live stream as opposed to just looking out the window or a telescope?
How do they know most people watched via live stream as opposed to just looking out the window or a telescope?
It got so cloudy where I am shortly after the Earth's shadow began drifting across the moon that I couldn't even see which direction the moon was in. So I watched a live stream instead.
[1] http://cleardarksky.com [edit: https->http]
And unfortunately it thinks North America is the entire world. :)
I’m mostly arguing because I find the idea of everyone watching the eclipse on a video screen kind of sad.
Also NASA was (and currently) shutdown during the eclipse.