Total Lunar Eclipse
Events for the total lunar eclipse on the morning of May 26, 2021. This version is labeled for Universal Time. Please refer to the table below for corresponding times in various time zones. Due to the Moon’s off-center path through Earth’s umbra, the northern half of its disk should look slightly brighter during totality than the southern half. Click here or on the image for a higher-resolution version. Leah Tiscione / Sky & Telescope; Source: USN
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There’s a Lunar Eclipse Coming May 26: Everything You Need to Know

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Total Lunar Eclipse
Events for the total lunar eclipse on the morning of May 26, 2021. This version is labeled for Universal Time. Please refer to the table below for corresponding times in various time zones. Due to the Moon’s off-center path through Earth’s umbra, the northern half of its disk should look slightly brighter during totality than the southern half. Leah Tiscione / Sky & Telescope; Source: USN

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