Lunar eclipse November 2021 updates: What time is the full moon tonight and where is it visible?

THE longest partial lunar eclipse of the century will be visible tonight across the US. Experts say that it should be visible for up to three hours in North America in the early hours of Friday morning. The eclipse will involve the Earth’s shadow covering about 97 percent of the full Moon. It will begin at 1am ET and the moon will begin to look like a “chunk” is missing from 2.19am. The moon will turn red around 3.45 ET and in the US, the peak will be at 4.03am. For those where the eclipse is visible, you can see… Read Full Article