Lunar Eclipse in Mexico: A Deep Partial Eclipse Observed by Thousands
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A deep partial lunar eclipse occurred over Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Thursday night into Friday morning. The eclipse reached 96.3% coverage of the Moon's disk at its peak, transforming it into a coppery-red 'Blood Moon.' Residents used telescopes, binoculars, and cameras to observe the event, which began at 18:23 hours with the penumbral phase and ended at 00:01 hours. The clear sky and calm winds provided ideal viewing conditions.
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