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The Columbus Dispatch
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Last night's nearly blood moon views
On August 27, a partial lunar eclipse known as an "almost blood moon" occurred, with 96% of the moon covered by Earth’s shadow, creating a reddish-copper appearance. The event peaked after midnight, but a total eclipse will not be visible in the U.S. until 2029. Photos captured during the eclipse showcased the striking celestial display.
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