Partial Lunar Eclipse - November 18/19, 2021

Watch a recording of timeanddate.com's live stream covering the partial lunar eclipse on November 19, 2021. The eclipse was visible from the Pacific Ocean, North and South America, Australia, and parts of Europe and Asia

For real-time animations, maps, times, and much more for this eclipse check out: https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/l...

You can also watch a recording on https://www.timeanddate.com/live/ecli... and read our live blog with time-stamped progress reports and background information about the eclipse.

Keep an eye on https://www.timeanddate.com/live/ for an up-to-date streaming schedule for future events.

As-it-happened:
0:04:57 – Intro Video
0:06:09 – Introduction to the eclipse
0:19:43 – Partial eclipse starts
0:21:46 – Explanation of partial eclipse
0:36:50 – Footage: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
0:41:40 – Explanation: why the eclipse lasts so long
0:55:25 – Footage: North Bay, Ontario, Canada View
1:12:42 – Moon passing close to the Seven Sisters, Hawaii, US
1:30:01 – Interview: San Diego, California, US
1:40:02 – The moon takes on a red tint, Hawaii View, US
1:55:32 – Near max eclipse
2:01:00 – Explanation: why is the moon a turquoise color
2:26:40 – Interview: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
2:59:44 – Half the moon in shadow, red tint still visible
3:31:18 – Close to the end of the partial phase
3:47:26 – Partial eclipse about to end

Our livestream partners:
North Bay Astronomy Club — North Bay, Ontario, Canada.
San Diego Astronomy Association — San Diego, US.
Amateur Astronomers Association — New York, US.
Starry Knights — Waimea, US.
Science North — Sudbury, Canada.
Subaru-Asahi Star Camera — Maunakea, US.
PANOPTES — Maunaloa, US.
RASC, Sudbury Centre — Sudbury, Canada.

Music playlist:
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