September 22, 2015

Expect A Show Stopper In The Sky On Sept. 27


Jill Ditmire
A total lunar eclipse will darken the skies over Indiana on Sept. 27. - NASA

A total lunar eclipse will darken the skies over Indiana on Sept. 27.

NASA

Fall arrives on Sept. 23, but Mother Nature delivers a show stopper on Sept 27: a total lunar eclipse WFYI’s Jill Ditmire talked with Butler University Physics & Astronomy Professor Brian Murphy to find out where to look, and what we will see.

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