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What time will the full moon eclipse Mars on Dec. 7?

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This week, the Red Planet is at opposition, meaning it forms a straight line with Earth and the sun. In this alignment, Mars will appear brighter than usual and be easier to see in the sky. This week will also see a lunar occultation of Mars on Wednesday evening (Dec. 7)

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What time will the full moon eclipse Mars on Dec. 7?

A bright Mars at opposition will disappear behind the moon on Wednesday (Dec. 7), but exactly when you should look up depends on where you are.

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When will the Moon eclipse Mars on December 7th? › Geeky News

This week offers a great opportunity to see Mars in the night sky as it is a real show for observers on Earth. This week the Red Planet is in opposition, that is, it forms a straight line with the Earth and the Sun, with the Earth in the middle. With this alignment, Mars will

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