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ANOTHER partial eclipse to be visible across Essex this week in rare event

Royal Museums Greenwich says 93% of the Moon will pass through Earth’s umbra, turning it reddish or copper at maximum.

  • On Friday, August 28, a deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible across the UK and Ireland, with roughly 93% of the Moon obscured within Earth's darkest shadow at 5:12 am.
  • This event follows the solar eclipse from earlier this month, as lunar eclipses typically occur two weeks before or after solar events and happen between two and five times annually.
  • Unlike solar eclipses, this event is safe to watch with the naked eye. Royal Museums Greenwich advises finding a high point with a clear view toward the south-west.
  • Unsettled conditions, including possible showers and thunderstorms, could obscure the view, according to the Met Office. Observers should check local forecasts before traveling, as cloud cover will vary by region.
  • Sometimes called a "blood moon," the Moon may appear reddish or copper-coloured because Earth's atmosphere scatters sunlight, allowing redder light to illuminate the lunar surface.
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ANOTHER partial eclipse to be visible across Essex this week in rare event

A deep partial lunar eclipse is expected to be visible across Essex this week weeks after a rare solar eclipse.

·Colchester, United Kingdom
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The hype surrounding the solar eclipse was only two weeks ago, and now another eclipse is already approaching. The upside: you don't need special glasses for it this time, and it might even be more fun than all that recent fuss. Five questions.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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