Deep partial lunar eclipse
Coverage of Deep partial lunar eclipse in the Nexus archive.
- Stay up for Thursday night’s deep partial lunar eclipse
The full sturgeon moon will undergo a deep partial lunar eclipse of 96.3% coverage on Thursday night, beginning Aug. 27 at 9:23 p.m. EDT and ending Aug. 28 at 3:01 a.m. EDT. While the D.C. region foresees thunderstorms, the event will be livestreamed starting at 10 p.m. EDT for viewers to tune in. Seeing the eclipsed moon among clouds or suspended against stars and constellations is anticipated to be an awesome sight.
- SpaceX Starlink launch seen across Central Virginia and more state headlines
The morning headlines cover diverse issues across Virginia and surrounding areas, including reports of a SpaceX Starlink launch visible in Central Virginia. Key topics addressed are over 1,300 ICE arrests made in Virginia and Maryland, warnings from Gov. Spanberger about beef imports harming local farmers, and the consequences stemming from labor and delivery unit closures. Furthermore, a deep partial lunar eclipse is scheduled to be visible across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.