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This year's winter solstice will coincide with a full lunar eclipse in a union that hasn't been seen in 456 years.
A rare lunar eclipse (which occurs when the Sun, Earth and Moon are perfectly aligned and the earth blocks rays from the sun and they cannot hit the moon) occurs Tuesday, December 21 (8:17 UT/3:17 am EST/12:17 am PST) Winter solstice also begins on December 21 at 6:38 pm EST when winter officially begins. Hard to believe that it's only officially beginning...we are practically swimming in the white stuff!
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