Get Ready for the April 15, 2014 Total Lunar Eclipse: Our Complete Guide

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Totality! The “December solstice eclipse” of 2010. Photo by author.

 April the 15^th: In the United States, it’s a date dreaded by many, as the date to file taxes – or beg for an extension – looms large. But this year, Tax Day gives lovers of the sky something to look forward to, as the first of four total lunar eclipses for 2014 and 2015 occurs on the night of April 14^th/15^th favoring North and South America.(…)
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