A partial lunar eclipse on this full moon night will be the longest in about 600 years.
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We all know what happens when the groundhog sees its shadow, but what can you expect when a beaver moon is partially covered by Earth’s shadow?
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Get ready to find out. A partial lunar eclipse on this full moon night will be the longest in about 600 years, according to Space.com. It’s called the Beaver Moon because now is when those busy creatures prepare for winter. You can touch here to know when to expect the eclipse. (If you are reading this after 7:03 am, it may be too late.)
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It’s a very sobering feeling to be in space and realize that one’s safety factor was determined by the lowest bidder on a government contract.
– Astronaut Alan Shepard
Reference-montrealgazette.com