Can you see the moon?

Hey, everyone! Can you see the lunar eclipse? Unfortunately, I can't see anything from here. My husband is out right now to see if he can spot anything. I can't go out—Anton is already asleep. If you do see it, feel free to post a photo here.

I can’t see anything either, unfortunately.
The sky was cloudless all day, and now there are thick clouds right where the moon is usually visible.

I just stepped outside for a moment because my husband had spotted it. But it was only barely visible. Kind of boring. 

Unfortunately, it’s blurry because of the long exposure time. It’s roughly in the southeast direction.

Oh, great. Thanks

You're welcome :-) Thanks for reminding me. Otherwise, I would have totally missed it!

The moon finally showed up after half the spectacle was over.

Unfortunately, the photo is blurry because I don’t have a tripod:

I have one, too. Unfortunately, Mars isn’t in it, but we were able to see the ISS (from the pool).

Without a tripod, I didn't stand a chance—it would have been a picture like iglinz's. Thanks! 
Right now we're having a thunderstorm; earlier it was pouring buckets! You can still hear thunder rumbling in the distance—I need to go to the market!

It’s just started raining and rumbling here, too. Luckily, we already did our grocery shopping yesterday.

Thank you so much for the beautiful photos of the moon.
Unfortunately, we couldn’t see anything here in the far north either. At least in the direction we were looking, there was nothing—just a red evening sky. Plus, it stays light longer here than in Germany, so maybe that’s why. Anyway.

Right now, a few drops are falling from the sky. It’s amazing how much you can look forward to rain—but unfortunately, it all evaporates right away.

Yesterday we were treated to a clear sky and were able to watch the whole spectacle well into the night. It was truly impressive, especially since Mars suddenly turned red, too. And then, as the moon gradually became fully visible again… it was just incredible.

It really was a once-in-a-century cosmic event.

We didn’t take any photos, but there were plenty to see online. You just have to search for them. ;-)