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The shortest total lunar eclipse in a century, lasting only a few minutes in most places.

Parts of the eclipse will be visible throughout Canada, but some areas will only be able to catch a quick glimpse of a partial eclipse.

A total lunar eclipse happens when the Earth, sun and moon are perfectly aligned in space and the moon passes through the Earth’s darkest shadow. A partial lunar eclipse is when only part of the moon is covered by that shadow.

The appearance of a total lunar eclipse has led to its nickname — blood moon — as when the moon is fully in the shadow, it could take on an orange-ish or red colour.

Source of info: CBC