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SALT LAKE CITY — More than 250 people gathered to watch the total lunar eclipse Sunday night at a viewing party at the Salt Lake City Public Library main branch. The Clark Planetarium set up telescopes for the event. The combination of a total lunar eclipse and the so-called supermoon hasn't been seen since 1982 and won't happen again until 2033.

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Rare supermoon lunar eclipse to appear Sunday

From about one hour and 11 minutes on Sunday, people in North America will be able to see the lunar event, according to NASA. The last time the supermoon lunar eclipse took place was in 1982 and after Sunday it won't return until 2033.

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