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A lunar eclipse will take place at the end of August, with the full moon passing through Earth's shadow and appearing red. This phenomenon will be visible throughout the United States.
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A lunar eclipse will take place at the end of August, with the full moon passing through Earth's shadow and appearing red. This phenomenon will be visible throughout the United States.
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Lunar Eclipse Visible Across the United States in August