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🌘 Ready for a Partial Lunar Eclipse? A partial lunar eclipse will be visible in Kenya in the early hours of Friday, August 28, 2026. The eclipse will begin at approximately 4:23 AM EAT, entering its partial phase from 5:33 AM to 8:52 AM. In Kenya, visibility ends at... show more

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Joseph Peters1 month ago

Just cloudy. But earlier full moon was bright.

@toxic_melanin1 month ago

Naeza pata job hapa? Najua vitu kadhaa kama white dwarfs na pulsers.

TechMoran1 month ago

4:23 AM? Really early

oyugi1 month ago

@papillonkenya 33(8/25)

Ian Cyril BSE1 month ago

Will we see a half moon, or what should we look for if the moon isn't blocking any sunlight to earth yet we will be on side with sunlight

chebby_s1 month ago

Unfortunately, It’s really cloudy

Research Consultant1 month ago

Ni eclipse visible bana

Serabi1 month ago

Looking forward to this 🙌🏼

LAUGHTER 😅1 month ago

You should explain symbolism of every event from earthquakes to tsunami to volcano

Tanya Kombe1 month ago

Oh we missed this....

Tyen Musa1 month ago

Something sad about darkness coming over it from up top like that. It’s like “nimekaliwa na giza jo”

unknown1 month ago

is thisit?

Néville1 month ago

Cloud cover:

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