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Where to Watch the Last Lunar Eclipse of 2013

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If you’re not in Europe, Africa or the Middle East, don’t worry, you can still watch a live webcast of the penumbral lunar eclipse via the Slooh space camera starting today at 6 p.m. ET.

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