See it! April 4, 2015 total eclipse of the moon

At the April 4, 2015 lunar eclipse, Earth’s barely brushed the moon for about 5 minutes (or longer?). At maximum, the moon was only 2 arcseconds within Earth’s shadow. That’s in contrast to an average of about 1800-1900 arcseconds for the diameter of the moon itself. So you can see that the moon was barely within the shadow! Still, EarthSky friends captured both the partial and the total eclipse. Thank you all for posting at EarthSky Facebook and G+, and for submitting to EarthSky!