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Tonight, look up. A deep partial lunar eclipse unfolds overnight Thursday, August 27 into Friday, August 28. At maximum eclipse, approximately 96.2% of the Moon will enter Earth’s dark umbral shadow. Because most of the lunar surface will be shadowed, the Moon may appear dark red, rust-colored or copper. ⏰ ECLIPSE TIMES BY TIME ZONE Eastern (EDT) Penumbral begins — 9:23 PM Partial begins — 10:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 12:12 AM Friday Partial ends — 1:51 AM Eclipse ends — 3:01 AM Central (CDT) Penumbral begins — 8:23 PM Partial begins — 9:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 11:12 PM Thursday Partial ends — 12:51 AM Eclipse ends — 2:01 AM Mountain (MDT) Penumbral begins — 7:23 PM Partial begins — 8:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 10:12 PM Thursday Partial ends — 11:51 PM Eclipse ends — 1:01 AM Pacific (PDT) Penumbral begins — 6:23 PM Partial begins — 7:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 9:12 PM Thursday Partial ends — 10:51 PM Eclipse ends — 12:01 AM Friday The complete eclipse sequence lasts approximately 5 hours 38 minutes, while the partial phase lasts about 3 hours 18 minutes. 👁️ NO ECLIPSE GLASSES NEEDED This is a lunar eclipse, not a solar eclipse. It is safe to view directly with your eyes. Binoculars or a telescope can provide an even closer view. 🌕 FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 — STURGEON MOON The eclipse coincides with August’s Full Moon, traditionally known in North America as the Sturgeon Moon, a name associated with the season when sturgeon were historically abundant and easier to catch in parts of the Great Lakes region. 🪐 MONDAY, AUGUST 31 — MOON & SATURN Another sky event follows on August 31, with the Moon appearing near Saturn in the sky. Jupiter and Saturn also reach a trine, meaning they appear approximately 120° apart from Earth’s perspective. Three sky events within days: 🌑 Aug. 27–28 — Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse 🌕 Aug. 28 — Sturgeon Full Moon 🪐 Aug. 31 — Moon–Saturn conjunction THE WATCHMAN’S BRIEF Watching World Events through the lens of Scripture. #lunareclipse #sturgeonmoon      #Astronomy #fyi #tiktoknews
Tonight, look up. A deep partial lunar eclipse unfolds overnight Thursday, August 27 into Friday, August 28. At maximum eclipse, approximately 96.2% of the Moon will enter Earth’s dark umbral shadow. Because most of the lunar surface will be shadowed, the Moon may appear dark red, rust-colored or copper. ⏰ ECLIPSE TIMES BY TIME ZONE Eastern (EDT) Penumbral begins — 9:23 PM Partial begins — 10:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 12:12 AM Friday Partial ends — 1:51 AM Eclipse ends — 3:01 AM Central (CDT) Penumbral begins — 8:23 PM Partial begins — 9:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 11:12 PM Thursday Partial ends — 12:51 AM Eclipse ends — 2:01 AM Mountain (MDT) Penumbral begins — 7:23 PM Partial begins — 8:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 10:12 PM Thursday Partial ends — 11:51 PM Eclipse ends — 1:01 AM Pacific (PDT) Penumbral begins — 6:23 PM Partial begins — 7:33 PM 🔴 Maximum — 9:12 PM Thursday Partial ends — 10:51 PM Eclipse ends — 12:01 AM Friday The complete eclipse sequence lasts approximately 5 hours 38 minutes, while the partial phase lasts about 3 hours 18 minutes. 👁️ NO ECLIPSE GLASSES NEEDED This is a lunar eclipse, not a solar eclipse. It is safe to view directly with your eyes. Binoculars or a telescope can provide an even closer view. 🌕 FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 — STURGEON MOON The eclipse coincides with August’s Full Moon, traditionally known in North America as the Sturgeon Moon, a name associated with the season when sturgeon were historically abundant and easier to catch in parts of the Great Lakes region. 🪐 MONDAY, AUGUST 31 — MOON & SATURN Another sky event follows on August 31, with the Moon appearing near Saturn in the sky. Jupiter and Saturn also reach a trine, meaning they appear approximately 120° apart from Earth’s perspective. Three sky events within days: 🌑 Aug. 27–28 — Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse 🌕 Aug. 28 — Sturgeon Full Moon 🪐 Aug. 31 — Moon–Saturn conjunction THE WATCHMAN’S BRIEF Watching World Events through the lens of Scripture. #lunareclipse #sturgeonmoon #Astronomy #fyi #tiktoknews

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