August: 93 percent – and yet no blood moon in the morning sky
August: 93 percent – and yet no blood moon in the morning sky.
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Summary
August 2026 is not the case – although the full moon is covered to a large extent, but not completely. If you miss the lunar eclipse, you have to wait until New Year’s Eve 2028 to see a “MoFi” again – but then again with “Blood Moon”. (Sources: own research, timeanddate.de, Haus der Astronomie) (tab).
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August 2026 is not the case – although the full moon is covered to a large extent, but not completely.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1If you miss the lunar eclipse, you have to wait until New Year’s Eve 2028 to see a “MoFi” again – but then again with “Blood Moon”. (Sources: own research, timeanddate.de, Haus der Astronomie) (tab)
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1
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