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The ‘blood moon’ in Houston: Stay up late at the George for a stunning celestial show
April 8, 2014 · Be The First To Comment

A total eclipse of the Moon will occur very early Tuesday morning, April 15. Houstonians will be able to see the whole event, which begins just before 1 a.m. You’ll be able to see the evening’s cosmic events unfold even under city lights, but if you’d like a more detailed (and dare I say captivating) […]

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