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Two weeks after a partial solar eclipse in some parts of the country, a partial lunar eclipse is set to be visible across Canadian skies.

Those with a clear view will be able to view the lunar eclipse from Thursday night into Friday.

Around “93 or 94 per cent of the moon will be obscured,” leaving “a tiny sliver, maybe seven per cent of the moon” visible, according to Dr. William Archer, a program scientist in heliophysics at the Canadian Space Agency (CSA).

“It’s going to be quite dramatic.”

The eclipse is set to peak around 10:10 p.m. mountain time and 12:10 a.m. eastern standard time and is…

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