Category: Science
Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Skips Michigan: Why It Vanished From U.S. Skies and When to Watch Next
Michigan missed the weekend's total lunar eclipse, which painted the Moon red for viewers across Asia, Western Australia, and much of Europe. Totality ran for about 82 minutes, with mid-eclipse around mid-afternoon U.S. Eastern time—while the Moon was below the horizon in the Americas. Roughly three-quarters of the world could see it. Michigan’s next shot comes March 2–3, 2026.
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