Free online broadcasts to showcase August's near-total lunar eclipse
A partial lunar eclipse on August 27-28 will cover 96% of the full moon in Earth's shadow, creating an 'almost blood moon' effect. Several free YouTube livestreams, including from Time and Date and the Griffith Observatory, will provide real-time views and expert commentary for viewers unable to see the event directly. The eclipse will be visible from anywhere on the night side of Earth, with streams starting around 10 p.m. EDT on August 27.
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