Canada Science News API

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            "title": "Worm Moon turns copper as Earth’s shadow sweeps across the sky",
            "description": "A late-night celestial event will unfold in the early hours of March 3 as the full Worm Moon slides into Earth’s shadow, turning darker and more orange as sunlight filters through the atmosphere",
            "content": "Skywatchers across North America will get a safe-to-view lunar eclipse before dawn on March 3, with viewers in the Pacific and Mountain time zones seeing more of the event than those farther east.\nThroughout the weeks and months, we see the sun by da... [1779 chars]",
            "url": "https://www.sudbury.com/beyond-local/worm-moon-turns-copper-as-earths-shadow-sweeps-across-the-sky-11943695",
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            "title": "Lunar eclipse to peak early Tuesday morning over Manitoba",
            "description": "Early risers in the Westman Region will have a chance to see a total lunar eclipse Tuesday morning, with the maximum eclipse expected around 5:30 a.m. Kenton Dyck of the Pembina Valley Astro Club says the event will be the only lunar eclipse visible in the region this year — and no special equipment is required. “So tomorrow morning we have the lunar eclipse,” Dyck said. “What makes this one special, it's going to be our only one this year that we will be able to see. And you don't need any special gear for it. You just need the old",
            "content": "Early risers in the Westman Region will have a chance to see a total lunar eclipse Tuesday morning, with the maximum eclipse expected around 5:30 a.m.\nKenton Dyck of the Pembina Valley Astro Club says the event will be the only lunar eclipse visible ... [2353 chars]",
            "url": "https://discoverwestman.com/articles/lunar-eclipse-to-peak-early-tuesday-morning-over-pembina-valley",
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            "title": "N.B. will see part of Tuesday's blood worm moon. This amateur astronomer breaks down when, where to watch",
            "description": "Some New Brunswickers will have a chance at seeing part of a lunar eclipse on Tuesday morning. Amateur astronomer C.J. Bernard says New Brunswick will still get the \"blood moon\" effect, even though totality will not be visible in the province.",
            "content": "New Brunswickers will wake up to a morning treat on Tuesday — a lunar eclipse.\nBut the event will only be witnessed by early risers. Amateur astronomer C.J. Bernard of Neqotkuk, or Tobique First Nation, will be one of them.\nBernard said something int... [2374 chars]",
            "url": "https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/lunar-eclipse-cj-bernard-9.7111485",
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