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A partial lunar eclipse you can catch before bed
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· August 25, 2026
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Key points The moon's appearance will change as it enters a shadow. A partial lunar eclipse is expected to occur, causing the moon to take on a warm color.
A partial lunar eclipse is expected to occur, causing the moon to take on a warm color. The moon's appearance will change as it enters a shadow. This event differs from a total lunar eclipse, where the entire moon is affected.
The eclipse's timing is provided, with a specific start time given. Before the eclipse begins, a subtle darkening of the moon may be noticeable. This darkening can also occur after the eclipse ends.
Further details about the eclipse are available, including its progression and appearance. A simulated image shows what the moon may look like during this event.
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Published: August 25, 2026 ·
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