[Utah-astronomy] Forget Kohoutek, do what you want.

I think every one interested in astronomy should get out and see a penumbral eclipse. It's about learning by doing. The subtle color change will require some effort but its not beyond anyone who is curious enough to look for themselves. Also you don't need to rely on the word of experts. You can go to Google and do your own research and end up knowing as much as they do about the subject in question. Don't be afraid of disappointing the public. They are much more intelligent and curious then they are given credit for. If you only go look at the events that are considered "great", you will only get out a couple of times in your entire life. DT