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When to catch the total lunar eclipse

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What are you doing at 2 a.m. on March 14? If you’re looking up in the sky, you’ll see the Blood Moon. It’s a total lunar eclipse, and it will glow a reddish orange.

On Cincinnati Edition we discuss the science and the timing of this phenomenon.

Guest:

  • Dean Regas, astronomer and host of the Looking Up podcast

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