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pepperj

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According to NASA's records, the last "longest partial lunar eclipse" — at 3 hours, 28 minutes, and 48 seconds long — took place over 581 years ago, on February 18, 1440! For the next one, which will be an even 3 hours and 30 minutes long, there's an even longer wait! It occurs nearly 648 years from now, on February 8, 2669!
 
Wow what a picture! I forgot to get up and look last night.
I should of looked 30 minutes earlier, kind of "oh ya the eclipse " moment when I looked out finally.
 
Clear as a bell here. I went out right at the peak...3 AM. I've seen eclipses before but this one had a strange peach color.
 
Pepperj
Outstanding picture Thank You for showing us.
 
Partial eclipse...
Complete picturesque perfection!!!! :headbang:
 

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