On the early morning of August 28, the full Moon will enter the Earth’s shadow – a partial lunar eclipse will occur. An almost total eclipse will be visible in a large part of North and South America, as well as in some parts of Europe and Africa.
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Residents of Lithuania will also be able to see the partial lunar eclipse. However, according to Dr. Vidas Dobrovolskas, a physicist and astrophysicist at Vilnius University Faculty of Physics, the viewing conditions in Lithuania this time will not be very favorable – during the eclipse, the Moon will already be setting and will be very low above the horizon.
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