NBC 5 viewers got up early on Nov. 8, 2022, to see a total lunar eclipse. The total eclipse began at 4:17 am CST as the moon passed into Earth's shadow known as the umbra. At that time the moon appeared to be a coppery-red color.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Stuart Carlson
Lunar Eclipse Nov. 8. These were taken in my backyard in Duncanville TX.
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Lunar Eclipse of the Beaver Moon this morning in Celina, TX
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Larry Melamed
Shot from my backyard in Little Elm, TX. More from the eclipse including a time lapse gif at https://www.facebook.com/larrymelamedphoto
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Laura Snowden
Lunar eclipse
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Blood Moon Eclipse from Little Elm, TX
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Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon) 4:51am on 11/8/22 Camera facing west towards Down Town Fort Worth From North Richland Hills Texas
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georgeepperson@yahoo.com
Picture taken by George Epperson, a senior at Venus High School. Picture taken in Venus, TX.
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After the rain, before the eclipse. Tonight's full moon over Lake Ray Hubbard in Rowlett. No filters, no enhancement.
