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The Columbus Dispatch
Lunar eclipse: Should you stay up late
The upcoming partial lunar eclipse on August 27 offers viewers a chance to see up to 96% of the moon covered in Earth's shadow, creating an "almost blood moon" appearance. The eclipse begins after 9 p.m. ET and peaks around midnight, lasting several hours with gradual phases visible to the naked eye. Observers are advised to find dark, unobstructed locations and give their eyes time to adjust, but no special equipment is necessary.
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