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Catch Tonight's Stunning Lunar Eclipse at 7:33 PM!

9/9/2025

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The Met Office recommends finding a clear view of the eastern horizon for the lunar eclipse peaking at 7:33 PM.
The eclipse is visible to the naked eye and safe to view directly.
The moon will exit Earth's shadow by 9:55 PM, allowing over two hours for observation.
Clearing storms will improve viewing conditions across much of England and Wales.
The next partial lunar eclipse is set for August 2026.

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The Met Office recommends finding a clear view of the eastern horizon for the lunar eclipse peaking at 7:33 PM.
The eclipse is visible to the naked eye and safe to view directly.
The moon will exit Earth's shadow by 9:55 PM, allowing over two hours for observation.
Clearing storms will improve viewing conditions across much of England and Wales.
The next partial lunar eclipse is set for August 2026.