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Dec. 17, 2010
Lunar Eclipse Outlook
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| The night of December 20 into the morning of December 21 will bring a lunar eclipse to the skies over much of North and South America. Over a period of 6 hours that night, the moon will gradually go through a total eclipse, with the moment of greatest eclipse occurring at 12:17 AM PST / 3:17 AM EST. We'll get viewing tips. |
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Joe Rao
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Associate at New York's Hayden Planetarium
Columnist for the New York Times, Space.com, and Natural History Magazine
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