Lunar eclipse to turn moon red Thursday night; here are peak viewing times by state
A partial lunar eclipse will occur Thursday night, with the moon 96% covered by Earth's shadow. The best viewing time varies by time zone, with maximum coverage happening at different times across the country. The eclipse will be visible across North America, though eastern states will have a better view.
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