This image represents the appearance of the Moon during the evening of March 3, 2007, at approximately 7:08 pm EST.
The moon will be only 10 degrees above the horizon as visible to observers at 40 degrees North latitude. The star 59 Leonis , 4.96 magnitude
will have just emerged from being occulted a few minutes earlier. The star should re-appear at 7:07:22 pm EST from the Pittsburgh area from
the dark edge of the moon as illustrated in this diagram
The moon will be only 10 degrees above the horizon as visible to observers at 40 degrees North latitude. The star 59 Leonis , 4.96 magnitude
will have just emerged from being occulted a few minutes earlier. The star should re-appear at 7:07:22 pm EST from the Pittsburgh area from
the dark edge of the moon as illustrated in this diagram
59 Leonis
The moon will rise at approx 6:10 pm EST with the eclipse already in progress.
