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Moon to turn red in last total eclipse for three years

Nov. 8, 2022 - 16:57 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Tonight's Lunar Eclipse will be the last event of its kind for three years. It will be visible right across Australia. Astronomer Dr Charley Lineweaver explains what a Lunar Eclipse is and how it works.