Posted on Sep 17, 2024
How to See a Stunning Supermoon and Partial Lunar Eclipse on Tuesday
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September is a big month for lunar enthusiasts. This month, skygazers can enjoy a rare combination of a harvest moon, a supermoon and a partial lunar eclipse—at the same time.
The moon will appear to be full for roughly three days next week, starting Monday evening and extending through Thursday morning. But the full moon will officially occur on Tuesday night at 10:35 p.m. Eastern time, writes Gordon Johnston for NASA.
The moon will appear to be full for roughly three days next week, starting Monday evening and extending through Thursday morning. But the full moon will officially occur on Tuesday night at 10:35 p.m. Eastern time, writes Gordon Johnston for NASA.
How to See a Stunning Supermoon and Partial Lunar Eclipse on Tuesday
Posted from smithsonianmag.com
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SPC Michael Terrell
There are a lot of clods this time of year so you probably wouldn't be able to se it. Also, I' not going to risk falling and laying in the yard overnight.
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