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Total Lunar Eclipse Blood Moon Falls on Election Day: An Event Line Up that Will Not Happen Again Until 2394
The total lunar eclipse, or the blood moon, will fall on Election Day November 8. Experts say this event lineup will not happen again until 2394.
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