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Blood Moon Eclipse This Thursday | Texas News
Don’t miss the spectacular “blood moon” lunar eclipse happening Thursday, August 27th into Friday morning — peak redness at 12:14 AM ET, lasting over three hours. Visible across North and South America, Western Africa, and parts of Europe, it’s safe to watch naked-eye with no special gear. East Coast viewers get prime viewing, but even the Great Plains will see it clearly. If you miss this one, wait until February 2027 for the next eclipse — but that’ll be a faint dimming, not a showstopper. August’s been sky-gazing gold: we’ve already had a total solar eclipse and the dazzling Perseid meteor…
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