An astronomer gave us tips for watching the imminent total lunar eclipse

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A majestic celestial event looms large for the continental U.S.and greater Americas.

Earth will pass between the sun and moon on the night of March 13 into the morning of March 14, creating a total lunar eclipse visible in large swathes of the Western Hemisphere.

To immerse yourself in the crimson event — which evolves over time as the moon passes through different regions of Earth's shadow — prepare to stay warm outside, as opposed to just catching a short glimpse.

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