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Twilight Partial Lunar exclipse (Friday 14 March, 2025) and Livestreams of the Whole Eclipse

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Twilight Partial Lunar exclipse (Friday 14 March, 2025) and Livestreams of the Whole Eclipse
Night sky on March 14 trying east as seen from Brisbane at 18:15 AEST, 10 minutes after Moon rise, the inset is the moon aNight sky on March 14 trying east as seen from Melbourne at 19:45 AEDST, 5 minutes after Moon riseNight sky on March 14 trying east as seen from Sydney at 19:35 AEDST, 20 minutes after Moon rise

On the early night of Friday, 15 March  there’s a partial lunar eclipse low within the twilight within the Jap sates. The Moon rises because the eclipse is ending with solely a small portion of the moon is within the deepest a part of Earth’s shadow (elsewhere on the earth sees a Whole Lunar Eclipse).

Reside streams of the eclipse can de see at:

Time and date March 14 16:00 AEDST:  https://www.timeanddate.com/live/eclipse-lunar-2025-march-14

 Digital telescope Reside webtv March 14 17:00 AEDST: https://www.virtualtelescope.eu/webtv/

Griffith College in California March 14:

MetropolisMoon riseUmbral eclipse ends
Brisbane8:05 AEST18:41 AEST
Melbourne19:40 AEDST19:47 AEDST
Sydney19:14 AEDST19:47 AEDST

Labels: eclipse, live-stream, lunar eclipse, Moon, partial, unaided eye

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