The Moon will experience a near-total eclipse on the night of November 18 as viewed from the United States. Earth's dark inner shadow will blanket almost the entire lunar disk, with the remaining sliver in the lighter outer ring of shadow. Except for a small slice of the East Coast, where the Moon will set shortly before the eclipse ends, the entire United States will see the whole event. [NASA]
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