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Any planet whose moons orbit close to the plane of the ecliptic can experience a lunar eclipse. Jupiter, for example, frequently eclipses its moons. We can even see that from here; some of the Jovian moons do sometimes "disappear" as they orbit into Jupiter's enormous shadow.

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