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02/27/2026

Mark Your Calendars for the Eclipses of 2026! 🌌

Whether you are an astrophotographer or just love marveling at the sky, 2026 is delivering some phenomenal celestial events. Here is the essential info for the three big eclipses coming up:

🔴 March 3: Total Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon)
The Event: The Earth's shadow will completely cover the moon, casting a stunning, coppery-red glow across the lunar surface.
Visibility: Prime viewing will be across North America, the Pacific Ocean, Australia, and East Asia.

🌞 August 12: Total Solar Eclipse
The Event: The moon will perfectly block the sun, revealing the sun's outer atmosphere (the corona). At its peak, totality will last for a maximum of 2 minutes and 18 seconds!
Visibility: The path of totality sweeps across the Arctic, Greenland, Iceland, and northern Spain (marking mainland Europe's first total solar eclipse since 1999!). A partial eclipse will be visible across much of Europe, North Africa, and eastern North America.

🌘 August 28: Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse
The Event: Just two weeks after the solar eclipse, we get a very deep partial lunar eclipse. A massive 93% of the moon will fall into the Earth's dark umbral shadow, making it look almost like a total eclipse.
Visibility: This event is incredibly well-placed and easily visible for skywatchers in Europe, Africa, North and South America, and the eastern Pacific.

Clear Skies Everyone! ✨

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02/27/2026

I see a liberal Dumbocratic melt down coming, just like the SOTU. Proved by the Dumbocratic President, the Pe*****le himself dancing around in a TuTu.

Bill Clinton just testified under oath that Trump was not involved with Epstein.

“Trump has never said anything to me to make me think he was involved [with Epstein].”

Liberals are about to have a meltdown — Trump has been completely exonerated by Clinton himself.

02/27/2026

HEADS UP! 🌒 The moon will turn RED next Tuesday morning on March 3rd across the United States from a Total Lunar Eclipse! The times below are the best viewing opportunities per time zone (weather permitting). For the East Coast, there will even be a rare "Selenelion"...which is when both the sun and the eclipsed moon are visible simultaneously above the horizon just before sunrise!