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When to See Upcoming Lunar Eclipse in the UK After Solar Eclipse Dazzles Skies
North and South America will get the best views as 96.2% of the moon enters Earth’s umbra, creating a reddish-orange glow.
- On Aug. 27-28, a deep partial lunar eclipse will occur when 96% of the full moon enters Earth's shadow, with North and South America positioned for the best views.
- Solar and lunar eclipses occur in pairs, with this event arriving roughly two weeks after the total solar eclipse on Aug. 12, as Earth passes between the Sun and Moon.
- At maximum eclipse on Aug. 28 at 12:12 a.m. EDT, 96.2% of the Moon immerses in Earth's umbra, creating a striking reddish-orange 'blood moon' glow visible across the lunar surface.
- Unlike the solar eclipse observed earlier this month, no eye protection is required to safely view the Moon, and skywatchers can follow the entire event from start to finish.
- No more impressive lunar eclipse will occur until New Year's Eve 2028, and North America will not see another comparable event until June 26, 2029.
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The phenomenon will take place between August 27 and 28; what is known about this event that will keep the country on alert
·Vicente López, Argentina
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What to do and where to place yourself in order to see it at its best
·Turin, Italy
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How to see and photograph the partial lunar eclipse on August 27-28
Just over two weeks after the total solar eclipse on Aug. 12 comes an encore. On the night of Aug. 27–28, a very deep partial lunar eclipse will see Earth's shadow cover more than 96% of the full moon. Although it falls just short of becoming a total lunar eclipse — and therefore isn't technically a "blood moon" — much of the lunar surface will turn a coppery red to cameras. It will also be the deepest lunar eclipse anywhere in the world until t…
·New York, United States
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