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Last total Lunar Eclipse TONIGHT
For all who don't know, tonight there is a total lunar eclipse. It peaks from 8:05-8:30 I believe. It's the last one for the next couple thousand years. They work as cycles, and tonight is the last total eclipse for a LONG time, there will still be partial eclipses, but over time will be diminishing more and more, so you might want to check it out tonight. You can already start to see it.

More info: http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclips...l#LE2003Nov09T
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