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PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE THUNDER MOON:
« on: July 15, 2019, 06:53:10 PM »
According to folklore, this full Moon is the "Thunder Moon," named after the booming electrical storms of July. Tomorrow observers will find out if 65% of a Thunder Moon is still a boomer. This is the last significant lunar eclipse until May 2021, so catch it if you can!

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maybe see in chch around moon set 16th July 2019.
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