What time it starts and how to see the partial lunar eclipse with the Blood Moon on August 28, 2026 in Miami, Florida
Miami will be able to observe a very deep partial lunar eclipse during the night of Thursday 27 and the morning of Friday 28 August 2026
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Miami will be able to observe a very deep partial lunar eclipse during the night of Thursday 27 and the morning of Friday 28 August 2026. This will be a partial eclipse, not total, but its magnitude makes it one of the most striking lunar events of 2026. At 23: 00 the observation will begin with telescopes, which will not require prior registration.
Furthermore, The penthreshold phase - a mild and difficult to detect in plain sight - will begin at 9: 23 p.m. on Thursday, August 27. According to the schedule of the institution, the activity will end at 2 in the morning and will be open to the entire community, with free and free entry.
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Miami will be able to observe a very deep partial lunar eclipse during the night of Thursday 27 and the morning of Friday 28 August 2026.
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This will be a partial eclipse, not total, but its magnitude makes it one of the most striking lunar events of 2026.
according to GestiónAt 23: 00 the observation will begin with telescopes, which will not require prior registration.
according to ClarínThe penthreshold phase - a mild and difficult to detect in plain sight - will begin at 9: 23 p.m. on Thursday, August 27.
according to GestiónAccording to the schedule of the institution, the activity will end at 2 in the morning and will be open to the entire community, with free and free entry.
according to Clarín
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