Penumbral lunar eclipse on April 3, 2034. At its peak, at 19:05 UTC, the Moon passes through the Earth’s penumbra only: a subtle dimming, no part of it enters the full shadow.
The view opens at the peak of the eclipse, on the Moon, with the Sun, the Earth and the Moon placed where they really are at that instant. You can move through time to watch the shadow come and go, or switch to the true-scale voyage.
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