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Lunar eclipse

Every story about Lunar eclipse, updated as news breaks.

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What to know

  • The eclipse begins around 10 PM and peaks at 11 PM, with totality lasting about an hour. Aug 27
  • A reddish hue appears as Earth’s shadow covers the moon during the total lunar eclipse. Aug 27
  • The lunar eclipse occurs when Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the moon during a full moon. Aug 27
  • Tonight’s eclipse will be visible from many regions, with timing varying by location and weather. Aug 27
  • The eclipse will cover about 96% of the moon as it passes through Earth’s umbral shadow. Aug 27

Timeline

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