Sorry, but when will the star gazers out there stop trying to drum up some excitement with outrageous claims of never before seen, rarely seen, or never to be seen again astronomic events? The latest rarity sounds so lame.

Saturday night's skies will glow with a red color, and if the night is clear it will be the perfect opportunity to see the a red lunar eclipse.

Never heard of Photoshop? Never seen the sunsets on CSI? Now, they are mind-boggling. And even without a TV or computer, you can get a red sky any night of the week. Go buy a pair of rose tinted spectacles - the sort that enthusiastic astronomers wear when trying to convince us to make astronomy an important part of our life.