Near-total lunar eclipse to be visible from Saskatchewan in August
Saskatchewan residents will have an opportunity to watch a near-total lunar eclipse later this month, with the moon expected to take on a reddish appearance as it passes through Earth's shadow. The partial lunar eclipse will occur overnight from Aug. 27 into Aug. 28, according to information shared by Abigail Sadowski, a resident Astra member with the Calum Observatory in Regina. Approximately 96 per cent of the moon is expected to pass through Earth's dark umbral shadow, bringing the event…
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