Last Total Lunar Eclipse Until 2029 Is Coming Tomorrow

On Tuesday March 3, the Moon will pass directly through Earth's shadow, creating a total lunar eclipse. Best of all, Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand are in a prime position to watch the show.

2 Mar, 01:13 — 2 Mar, 06:56

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Why this matters

Total lunar eclipses are significant celestial events where the Moon passes directly through Earth's shadow, often appearing reddish, a phenomenon known as a "blood moon." This particular eclipse holds extra importance as it is reported to be the last total lunar eclipse visible until 2029, making it a rare and highly anticipated astronomical spectacle for observers worldwide.

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Bosschaobservatory observing and live streaming the eclipse Indiaregion where the eclipse will be visible Australiaprime viewing location for the eclipse Aotearoa New Zealandprime viewing location for the eclipse Indonesiacountry where Bosscha observatory is located

Coverage Timeline

First report: tempo-english · 2 Mar, 01:13|Full coverage: All 3 sources within 6h|Window: 6h

tempo-english2 Mar, 01:13First to report

Indonesia's Bosscha to Observe and Live Stream Total Lunar Eclipse - Tempo.co English

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ndtv2 Mar, 05:01