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Lunar eclipse coming Sunday night, though it might be hard to see - OregonLive

Lunar eclipse coming Sunday night, though it might be hard to see - OregonLive

Lunar eclipse coming Sunday night, though it might be hard to see - OregonLive
Nov 27, 2020 48 secs

A penumbral lunar eclipse will take place late Sunday night in Monday morning, Nov.

A penumbral eclipse is much more subtle than a total or even partial eclipse, as only the lighter outer shadow of the Earth (called the penumbra) darkens the moon.

During a penumbral lunar eclipse, the moon gradually grows a little darker until the maximum eclipse, after which it gradually lightens again.

Unlike during a total or partial eclipse, the face of the moon won’t darken completely, and some people may not be able to notice a difference at all.

A total lunar eclipse is set to take place May 26, 2021, in the wee hours of the morning, and a partial lunar eclipse from Nov.

A solar eclipse always occurs about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse, said Jim Todd, director of space science education at OMSI, but this time most of the world will miss out: The next total solar eclipse will be on Dec.

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