2026 Lunar Eclipse: Times, Locations, and Everything You Need to Know to See It
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A partial lunar eclipse is occurring tonight, during which approximately 96% of the Moon's surface will be obscured by the Earth's shadow. The event will be visible to the naked eye across the majority of North America, Latin America, and parts of Europe and Africa.
During the peak of the phenomenon, which is expected to occur near midnight in the Dominican Republic, the Moon will take on a dark copper or reddish hue. The eclipse will not result in a fully red appearance due to the partial nature of the alignment.
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Diario Libre (DO)Focuses on localized viewing times and visual appearance for regional residents.
Infobae (AR)Emphasizes the global visibility and scientific data from international sources.
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