A near-total lunar eclipse will turn the moon red over Colorado. Here’s how to catch the show.
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Colorado skies along the Front Range are looking clear for the moment the curtain goes up on Thursday night’s near-total lunar eclipse, when a red-tinted moon will emerge across the entire state, visible to the naked eye.
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Colorado skies along the Front Range are looking clear for the moment the curtain goes up on Thursday night’s near-total lunar eclipse, when a red-tinted moon will emerge across the entire state, visible to the naked eye.
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