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August 27-28, 2026 Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse

NASA Scientific Visualization Studio — Ernie Wright · 2026

A modeled lunar eclipse reveals the geometry of Earth's shadow crossing the Moon.

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Scientific visualization · Space · Catalog HVG8SY2T

August 27-28, 2026 Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse

NASA Scientific Visualization Studio — Ernie Wright · 2026

A modeled lunar eclipse reveals the geometry of Earth's shadow crossing the Moon.

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