No public event due to the late hour, but you can easily see tonight's eclipse from your doorstep! Pacific time, the total eclipse begins at 12:06am just after midnight tonight, aka Tuesday morning, and ends at 1:24am. We are watching the moon right now (10pm) and of you step outside, that's Mars above the moon. Here's details http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/scitech/display.cfm?ST_ID=2629 It's easy to see the progression of the eclipse with your eyes - just step outside: maximum eclipse is at 12:45am! I'm posting pictures on @JHJones, @NASAsolarsystem , and @Mojo_la will also cover it. -- Jane Houston Jones Monrovia, CA @jhjones @CassiniSaturn @NASAInsight What's Up For April? Lyrids, Lunar Eclipse, Mars at Opposition http://youtu.be/DOS-LkdTTGE