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Guest   1 year ago |

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Jackie (moderator)1 decade ago |

You are also right in saying that there are no future total eclipses as the drop-down menu only shows dates through 2013.

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Jackie (moderator)1 decade ago |

Thanks for letting us know, Heidi! I will make sure the link is updated.

In the meantime, here is where you can find the Lunar Eclipse Computer: http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/LunarEclipse.php

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Heidi Nash   1 decade ago |

There is no future total eclipse viewable from the Lunar Eclipse Computer at this time. 9/27/12

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