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The Beaver Moon partial lunar eclipse on Nov. 19 will be the longest of the century.

Its peak will last 3 hours, 28 minutes and 23 seconds.

Depending on your time zone, it starts early Nov. 19 or late Nov. 18.

U.S. timetable for the partial lunar eclipse on Nov. 19, 2021

Event	EST	CST	MST	PST
Moon enters penumbra	1:02 a.m.	12:02 a.m.	11:02 p.m.	10:02 p.m.
Moon enters umbra	2:18 a.m.	1:18 a.m.	12:18 a.m.	11:18 p.m.
Maximum eclipse	4:02 a.m.	3:02 a.m.	2:02 a.m.	1:02 a.m.
Moon leaves umbra	5:47 a.m.	4:47 a.m.	3:47 a.m.	2:47 a.m.
Moon leaves penumbra	7:03 a.m.	6:03 a.m.	5:03 a.m.	4:03 a.m.

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