The longest partial lunar eclipse in almost 600 years will happen Thursday, and you can watch the entire thing for yourself.
The upcoming lunar eclipse will stretch from Thursday night into Friday morning. NASA’s catalog of lunar eclipses dated from 2001 to 2100 shows that this upcoming eclipse should last roughly three hours and 28 minutes. The longest total lunar eclipse we’ve seen in that timeframe came in July of 2017. That one lasted one hour and 42 minutes.
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