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With Sunday's total eclipse, a "Super Blood Wolf Moon"


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You have 23 more minutes of light now than at the winter solstice. Venus is sinking in the sky. The waning crescent moon will be in between Venus and Jupiter by the end on the month.
We have a full lunar eclipse coming with the January full moon Sunday night beginning about 10:30 pm and reaching totality just before midnight. January's moon is called the "Wolf Moon;" the moon is near perihelion, so it's a "super moon," and with the eclipse, it will be a "blood moon." So, a "Super Blood Wolf Moon."
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