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    The Totally Eclipsed Moon Glows Coppery Red Because Sunlight Reaches
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The Totally Eclipsed Moon Glows Coppery Red Because Sunlight Reaches

Question 121

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The totally eclipsed Moon glows coppery red because sunlight reaches the Moon's surface after passing through Earth's atmosphere.

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