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Get ready for a cosmic spectacle: a dramatic partial lunar eclipse lighting up Canadian skies Thursday night into Friday, with nearly 94% of the moon swallowed by Earth’s shadow—leaving only a sliver visible. Peak viewing hits around 10:10 PM MT and 12:10 AM ET, with eastern and central Canada offering the best views. No special gear needed—just look up! This slow, six-hour event (with the moon fading over three hours) is both rare in its scale and common in frequency, with two eclipses happening yearly on average. Scientists say this one’s especially striking, and it’s your last chance to witness a total lunar eclipse in Canada until late 2028. Grab a blanket, clear your schedule, and marvel at nature’s grand show.

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