Nice News (today@nicenews.com) report on the Beaver moon and lunar eclipse

November’s night sky brings us aquatic constellations, Uranus at its brightest, meteor showers, and a rare moment Smithsonian Magazine listed as one of its top celestial events of 2022: a total lunar eclipse that happens to accompany this month’s full moon. The full moon, commonly referred to as the Beaver Moon, will reach peak illumination in the early hours of November 8, around 6:02 a.m. EST. The total lunar eclipse — the second one of the year — will start a few hours prior to the full moon peaking, at around 3 a.m. .