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Blood Moon Eclipse Set for March 2026: Don't Miss It!

2/11/2026

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A total lunar eclipse, known as a "blood moon," will occur March 3, 2026.
It will be visible across North America, including Florida, Australia, and the Pacific.
In the United States, views come from western states, especially the West Coast and Hawaii.
The eclipse lasts 58 minutes.
The rare event will not occur again until New Year's Eve 2028.

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Story summary

A total lunar eclipse, known as a "blood moon," will occur March 3, 2026.
It will be visible across North America, including Florida, Australia, and the Pacific.
In the United States, views come from western states, especially the West Coast and Hawaii.
The eclipse lasts 58 minutes.
The rare event will not occur again until New Year's Eve 2028.