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Gemma Jones

Beaver Moon 2022: The last total lunar eclipse for three years and how to see it

Tonight will see the Beaver Moon light up the night sky.

On Tuesday, skywatchers on four continents will have the chance to catch the last total lunar eclipse for three years, as the moon turns blood red before slipping into the Earth's shadow. It will be called the Beaver Moon as it is around this time of year that beavers settle into their lodges, having stored up food for a long winter ahead of them.

According to NASA, it will be the final total eclipse until March 14, 2025. The celestial show will be visible to viewers in North and Central America, Asia, Australia, the Pacific Islands and parts of South America.

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