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Second Lunar Eclipse 2021 Selenophile, astrophile, uranophile are you ready to witness another space event tomorrow? If last night until sunrise today we had Leonid Meteor Showers, tomorrow November 19, 2021 or late evening of November 18 in some parts of the world, the moon will pass into the Earth's shadow. The eclipse will begin at 2:03 pm and will end at 5:47 p.m. Philippine time and will be visible in Europe, Eastern Asia, North and South America, and Eastern Australia. It can be called "almost total" lunar eclipse because the moon's disk will be within the darkest part of the Earth's shadow or umbra. According to NASA, it will last for 3 hours, 28 minutes, and 23 seconds and will be the longest lunar eclipse to happen this century. Longer than any eclipse of 2001 and 2100. And during the lunar eclipse, "the moon moves through western part of the constellation Taurus. The Pleiades star cluster is to the upper right and the Hyades cluster including the Aldebran, eye of the bull is in the Lowe left." Credits: NASA, Molly Wasser and Ernie Wright (An Almost Total Lunar Eclipse), space.com
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wow! really sis, I have been posting the moon since last night and tonight because it's huge. But tomorrow you say it's the second lunar eclipse pero maaga pala past 2pm ng hapon maaga pala. sige lang antabayanan ko yan bukas gusto ko din mawitness etong phenomenan. Thank you for the jnfo sissy nayti nayt🤗🤗😘😘
wow! I hope it will be visible at our place sis, gusto ko makawitness din neto, mga once in a blue moon na mga phenomenon ba ano.
Unfortunately, we are in West Asia and will not see this beautiful phenomenon.
bukas, sis 😍 can't wait!
Was it spectacular. I rarely seen any space event in my life. I think only once when I was a child 😭.