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Good news compared to August 12th: no protection is necessary. A lunar eclipse can be viewed with the naked eye , without glasses or filters, for as long as you like. Binoculars simply add detail to the coppery hue.
One single requirement governs everything: a clear western horizon , right down to ground level. The moon will be very low at its lowest point, and a building or a hill is enough to spoil the finale. An open plain, a coastline, or a well-oriented window will make all the difference.