Beginning in the early morning, you will be able to see a partial lunar eclipse for almost 3 hours! Adler Planetarium Director of Public Observing Michelle Nichols explains when and how we can see the eclipse.

Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse Takes Place Tomorrow Morning

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John Howell is a veteran Chicago radio host, avid golfer, and music aficionado who breaks down the news of the day with local tastemakers and newsmakers from 4pm-7pm weekdays on 890 WLS-AM. A voice of reason, John examines the biggest stories through a Chicago lens and shares them with a nuanced delivery.

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Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse Takes Place Tomorrow Morning

Longest Partial Lunar Eclipse Takes Place Tomorrow Morning