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FYI: There is a Lunar Eclipse tonight at 6:30am UTC (11:30pm PST, 2:30am EST) for the Americas (svs.gsfc.nasa.gov)
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The full timeline

  • 5am UTC (10pm PST, 1am EST) - Partial eclipse starts
  • 6:30am UTC (11:30pm PST, 2:30am EST) Total eclipse starts
  • 7:30am UTC (12:30am PST, 3:30am EST) Total eclipse ends.

EDIT: Here is a livestream from Griffith Observatory for people who can't see it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=BguB5KSBYd0

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