With Tuesday nights weather not looking promising in Eastern Australia, our only option at watching that nights lunar eclipse may be to watch it via the Internet.
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A quick search has found the following sites that plan to be webcasting the Lunar Eclipse live (subject of course to them having clear skies at their location). Keep in mind that these observatories are located all over the world and that you will need to use some sort of time converter to work out when their webcast is happening in your time zone.
- Astronomers without Borders website – various locations
- http://www.nightskiesnetwork.com/ – various locations
- Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute Website (PARI website)
- SLOOH (SLOOH website)
- Marshall Space Flight Centre (NASA) website