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New Mexicans will have a great view of a deep partial lunar eclipse Thursday night, August 27, with nearly the entire Moon slipping into Earth’s shadow. NASA says 96.3% of the Moon’s disk area will be inside Earth’s umbra at greatest eclipse, leaving only a thin portion outside the darkest part of Earth’s shadow. Across New Mexico, the noticeable partial phase begins around 8:33–8:34 PM MDT. The eclipse reaches maximum around 10:12–10:13 PM, when the Moon will be almost completely immersed in Earth’s umbral shadow. The partial phase ends around 11:51 PM, while the much subtler penumbral phase continues until about 1:01 AM Friday. Approximate moonrise times around New Mexico: Albuquerque: 7:31 PM Santa Fe: 7:28 PM Las Cruces: 7:28 PM Farmington: 7:39 PM Roswell: 7:20 PM Because this is a lunar eclipse, not a solar eclipse, it is completely safe to watch with your eyes and no eclipse glasses are needed. Weather permitting, much of New Mexico should be in a good position to watch nearly the entire event Thursday night. VIA: NASA / Time and Date 📸: NASA science
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