The eclipse will finish well after midnight. Too bad it's on a week night.
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Sunday, 27 September 2015
Lunar Eclipse Tonight
For the first time in 30 years, there will be a "Supermoon" eclipse tonight, as the Moon is closer to the Earth than usual. The eclipse will begin at 8:11 pm with the penumbra of the Earth first appearing on the moon, while the umbra begins to cross at 9:07 pm and reach its maximum at 10:47.
The eclipse will finish well after midnight. Too bad it's on a week night.
The eclipse will finish well after midnight. Too bad it's on a week night.
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