Artemis Program

Catching An 'Almost Total' Lunar Eclipse on August 28th

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August 20, 2026 • 140 views
Original source: Universe Today

So, did you miss the August 12th total solar eclipse? Like lots of humanity, we sat out the celestial drama of this month's solar eclipse, both total and partial. But the good news is, a large swath of the world can still catch the eclipse season spirit, with a deep, nearly total partial lunar eclip...

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