A Rare Total Lunar Eclipse Is Happening Next Month—Here's How to See the 'Blood Moon'

AOL.com·Feb 20

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A total lunar eclipse is expected to occur next month, which will cause the moon to appear dark red. The eclipse is considered rare and will be visible in various locations, including the US. However, there is some uncertainty about the type of eclipse, with one report mentioning a total solar eclipse, while others confirm a total lunar eclipse.

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