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A partial lunar eclipse will coincide with tonight's full moon, visible across most of the Americas. NASA indicates that a significant portion of the moon's surface will be shadowed during the event.
A partial lunar eclipse will unfold Thursday night into early Friday, with Earth's shadow covering roughly 93 percent of the moon's disk and giving it a reddish or orange tint. The partial phase lasts about three hours and 18 minutes, with the Americas offering the best viewing conditions since the peak occurs after dark there, while European observers will only catch a limited glimpse near dawn.