DEAN:
NEXT WEEK WE GET TO EXPERIENCE A TOTAL LUNAR

ECLIPSE!

JAMES: THAT'S
RIGHT, DEAN!

BUT TIMING AND LOCATION IS EVERYTHING SO KNOWING
THE DATE

OF THE ECLIPSE WILL BE IMPORTANT.

JAMES: WE'LL USE
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.

MAKE SURE YOU ADJUST THE TIME ACCORDINGLY
FOR WHERE

YOU LIVE.

FOR THOSE OF US ON THE EAST COAST OF THE USA,
THE PENUMBRAL PHASE

OF THE ECLIPSE WILL BEGIN AT 9:37 PM EST SUNDAY
NIGHT, JANUARY 20TH.

DEAN: THE ECLIPSE WON'T BEGIN TO GET INTERESTING
UNTIL ALMOST AN HOUR LATER

AT 10:34 WHEN THE MOON BEGINS ENTERING EARTHS
UMBRA.

TOTALITY BEGINS AT
11:42PM AND THE MOON WILL TURN RED.

JAMES: DURING TOTALITY, THE MOON WILL TAKE
ON AN EERIE REDDISH APPEARANCE.

TOTALITY WILL END AT 12:43
AM EST, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21ST.

DEAN: SO, REMEMBER TO START
WATCHING THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 20TH AND

BOTH: KEEP LOOKING UP!