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Stay up for Thursday night’s deep partial lunar eclipse

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By Greg Redfern Verified
| Bethesda Magazine Verified
Millions enjoyed the recent total solar eclipse when the new moon passed between Earth and the sun. The second half the current eclipse season occurs Thursday night when the last full moon of summer, the full sturgeon moon, undergoes a deep partial lunar eclipse of 96.3% coverage by our planet’s shadow. The eclipse begins on Aug. 27 at 9:23 p.m. EDT and ends on Aug. 28 at 3:01 a.m. EDT. You can get eclipse information for your exact location by entering your city at this website.
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How to catch tonight’s partial lunar eclipse, if cloud cover allows

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By Greg Redfern Verified
| InsideNova Verified
Millions enjoyed the recent total solar eclipse when the new moon passed between Earth and the sun. The second half the current eclipse season occurs Thursday night when the last full moon of summer, the full sturgeon moon, undergoes a deep partial lunar eclipse of 96.3% coverage by our planet’s shadow. The eclipse begins on Aug. 27 at 9:23 p.m. EDT and ends on Aug. 28 at 3:01 a.m. EDT. You can get eclipse information for your exact location by entering your city at this website.
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Stay up for Thursday night’s deep partial lunar eclipse

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By Greg Redfern Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
Millions enjoyed the recent total solar eclipse when the new moon passed between Earth and the sun. The second half the current eclipse season occurs Thursday night when the last full moon of summer, the full sturgeon moon, undergoes a deep partial lunar eclipse of 96.3% coverage by our planet’s shadow. The eclipse begins on Aug. 27 at 9:23 p.m. EDT and ends on Aug. 28 at 3:01 a.m. EDT. You can get eclipse information for your exact location by entering your city at this website.
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