For anyone who will be awake for the next 1-3 hours, and lives in central/eastern America/Canada, you'll be able to see a total lunar eclipse tonight. The moon will begin to glow red and disfigure starting at 1 AM and climaxing around 2:30-3 AM, depending on where you live (further east, then earlier).
Tonight's is a rare event, in that the eclipse is happening on the longest night of the year. The eclipse is occurring as the seasons change. :) It's an extremely rare occurance (the last time was in the 17th century). There's no scientific meaning to that--it's just a fun fact. :P
I'll be up working on finals crap, so I'll definitely check it out.