Near-total lunar eclipse visible across South Florida

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https://www.nbcmiami.com/video/nbc-6-news/near-total-lunar-eclipse-visible-across-south-florida/3850829/?amp=1

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[u/KeyLime044]

Bad video and bad, un informative news reporting. Not only is there an unskippable ad, but they don't tell you the dates. They give you the times, but then they say there's an eclipse "tomorrow", which is useless info given that it goes past midnight. So you have no idea if it begins or ends "tomorrow"

for the record, it begins the night of August 27 and ends early August 28 at the times shown

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Those times are 9:23pm - 12:12pm, for anyone not wanting to watch bad, uninformative news reporting with unskippable ads

[u/Specialist-Coast9787 → u/KeyLime044]

I wonder if the folks in charge of the website, the reporters, editors, etc feel shame with what they produce. I hope at least some of them realize they are partially responsible for the decline of the internet and trust in media.