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Earth will pass between sun and moon on March 13 into the morning of March 14 , creating a total lunar eclipse visible in large swathes of the Western Hemisphere .
Lunar totality — when the entirety of our view of the moon transforms into an eerie blood moon — will last for 65 minutes .
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