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Los Angeles Times
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Near-total lunar eclipse this Thursday
A near-total lunar eclipse will occur overnight, with Earth's shadow covering 96% of the moon and causing a reddish-orange hue. The event will be most visible from North and South America, lasting over three hours and peaking just after 9 p.m. Pacific time. This eclipse comes shortly after a total solar eclipse and coincides with NASA's Artemis program’s efforts toward crewed moon landings.
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