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Longest Total Lunar Eclipse Since 2022 to be Livestreamed Online
The longest total lunar eclipse since 2022, lasting 1 hour and 22 minutes, will be visible from Australia, Asia, Africa, and Europe on September 7th and will be livestreamed by Timeanddate and The Virtual Telescope Project.
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OtherScienceAstronomyLunar EclipseLive StreamTimeanddateVirtual Telescope Project
Timeanddate.comThe Virtual Telescope Project
Anne BuckleGraham JonesGianluca Masi
- What are the unique features of each livestream?
- Timeanddate.com's livestream will include real-time animations, maps, times, expert guests, and feeds from around the world, originating from Cyprus. The Virtual Telescope Project's livestream will offer real-time views from Italy, showcasing the eclipse shortly after moonrise, with commentary addressing the impact of twilight on the eclipse's appearance.
- Where can viewers outside the eclipse's visibility zone watch the total lunar eclipse live?
- The total lunar eclipse will be livestreamed by Timeanddate.com, featuring commentary from astronomers Anne Buckle and Graham Jones, and real-time feeds from Cyprus. The Virtual Telescope Project will provide another livestream from Italy, beginning at 17:45 UTC (1:45 p.m. EDT).
- Why might these online streams be important for viewers who can't see the eclipse directly?
- Many people worldwide will miss the eclipse due to weather, daylight, or location. These online streams ensure broader accessibility and provide a detailed viewing experience with expert commentary, overcoming geographical limitations and potential weather interference.
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Bias by Omission
The article could benefit from mentioning alternative online resources beyond YouTube channels. There is also no mention of potential terrestrial viewing options, even if limited. However, this omission is likely due to the focus on the webcast aspect.