As I Missed The World Chabudai-Gaeshi Tournament,

here is an event I will not miss, 

on July 27 at about 105 minutes duration, dependent on where you are, there will be the longest lunar eclipse of the century, the cause is the same reason that lunar eclipses don’t occur every full moon: The moon’s orbital plane moves up and down, this time around, the moon will pass near the darkest part of Earth’s shadow—if you imagine the shadow as a big circle, the moon’s path will nearly cut the circle in half, it is guaranteed to be memorable, and eclipse fever is already taking hold, just not in North America, as you can see from this map, the eclipse will be visible to most people in the world, with the US, Canada, and Mexico particularly excluded, the black areas in the map are where you will not see the eclipse, but have no fear, the US will be able to see an eclipse on January 21, 2019.