Environment
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Blood Moon 2021: How Kansans Can See the Blood Moon Properly
Weather allowing, northeast Kansans should be able to see a shiny, full moon slowly disappearing from the sky as part of a total eclipse on Wednesday morning, according to Mike Ford.
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