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What to know about and how to view March's full moon, lunar eclipse
What to know about and how to view March's full moon, lunar eclipse
What to know about and how to view March's full moon, lunar eclipse

Published on: 02/26/2026

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Get ready for a celestial spectacle as a total lunar eclipse paints March's full moon red. Here's when and how you can see it.

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