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This page will provide live coverage of the October 27/28, 2004 total lunar eclipse through a network of astrocameras around the world. If you live in the Americas or Western Europe, you'll be able to see this Total Lunar Eclipse with your own eyes. For everyone else, cameras are broadcasting the eclipse live onto the Internet.
The visible eclipse begins at 0114 UTC on Thursday, October 28, 2004 (9:14 pm EDT, Wednesday, October 27), and ends about 3.5 hours later.
| | PDT | CDT | EDT | UTC |
| Visible Eclipse Begins | Oct 27 - 6:14 pm | Oct 27 - 8:14 pm | Oct 27 - 9:14 pm | Oct 28 - 0114 |
| Maximum Eclipse | Oct 27 - 8:04 pm | Oct 27 - 10:04 pm | Oct 27 - 11:04 pm | Oct 28 - 0304 |
| Visible Eclipse Ends | Oct 27 - 9:54 pm | Oct 27 - 11:54 pm | Oct 28 - 12:54 am | Oct 28 - 0454 |
Do you have a camera pointed at the eclipse? Let me know (info@universetoday.com) and I'll add it to my list.
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