Jupiter meets the last quarter moon, a red moon with a partial eclipse rises, and the Bootid meteor shower reaches its peak... Tonight, the beautiful celestial phenomenon of "Jupiter Meets Moon" will take place in the sky. Moreover, on the 26th of this month, an even more anticipated celestial event — the partial lunar eclipse — will be presented spectacularly. The most distinctive feature of this lunar eclipse is the "eclipse during moonrise." If the weather is clear at that time, you can witness the amazing sight of a moon rising in the east that is half deep red and half yellowish-white. From 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM that evening, the partial lunar eclipse can be observed.
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