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A lunar eclipse happens when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are directly in line, with the Moon in Earth's shadow. The umbra is the inner part of the shadow in which the Sun is completely blocked, whereas in the penumbra the Sun is only partially covered. Lunar eclipses where the Moon is at some point completely within Earth's umbra are called total. During totality, the Moon may take on a deep coppery hue-a phenomenon now often called a "Blood Moon" in popular media.
