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Blood Moon: lunar eclipse may be barely visible in some regions of the country; find out where it will be possible

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Rain gets in the way, but the duration of the phenomenon is combined for everyone to follow. The first lunar eclipse of 2025 will be visible throughout Latin America, including Brazil, at dawn between March 13 and 14 (next Thursday and Friday). However, a clear sky, that is, with few clouds and no rain, is ideal for observing it better and for longer.

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Blood Moon: lunar eclipse may be barely visible in some regions of the country; find out where it will be possible

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Where will the 2025 lunar eclipse be visible?

This week the total lunar eclipse will happen, an astronomical event that will be visible in the Pacific, America, Western Europe and West Africa. Mexico’s sky will also witness, and we share the details. When is the lunar eclipse? Where will it be visible? Can you see it without lenses? The eclipse will be between the night of Thursday, March 13. According to NASA, in central Mexico it will begin around 21:57 hours on Thursday, March 13, 2025; …

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