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Here is when you will see August's full moon and lunar eclipse

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Corné van Zyl
Here is when you will see August's full moon and lunar eclipse
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South Africans will be able to view a partial lunar eclipse during the early hours of August 28, coinciding with the Sturgeon Moon. The event will be visible to the naked eye, with the peak occurring around 06:12 SAST.

Stargazers across South Africa are in for a spectacular celestial display later this month as the August Full Moon coincides with a dramatic partial lunar eclipse, offering one of the year's best opportunities to witness a remarkable astronomical event.

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