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Where will the 'Blood Moon' total lunar eclipse be visible in March 2025?
- The total lunar eclipse occurring on March 13-14, 2025, will be visible primarily from North America, South America, and parts of Europe and East Asia.
- The eclipse will last over six hours, with different phases including penumbral, partial, and totality.
- The spectacle of the 'Blood Moon' turning reddish is expected to last for 65 minutes during totality.
- North America, South America, and Oceania will have the best views, with Europe and Africa seeing partial phases at moonset.
- In the U.S., all time zones will experience different eclipse phases, with even Hawaii and Alaska catching a glimpse.
- Europe, especially Western locations like the U.K., Spain, and France, will witness parts of the eclipse as the moon sets early on March 14.
- Locations in Iceland and Greenland will have a better view of the eclipse in comparison to most parts of Europe.
- Clear skies are crucial for visibility during the eclipse, with western U.S., Canada, and parts of South America having better chances of clear skies.
- The eclipse will be safe to observe throughout its duration, offering a leisurely and captivating celestial event.
- Details on how to watch the lunar eclipse online will be provided closer to the event date by Space.com.
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