A partial lunar eclipse known as a ‘blood moon’ will occur in the early morning hours of Friday in the UK, transforming the Moon into a dusky red spectacle. Observers will need to wake up early to witness this phenomenal event, weather permitting.
Discover the science behind the ‘Blood Moon’ and how to witness this celestial phenomenon on Thursday night. Learn about the red hue, viewing tips, and the future eclipse calendar.
March’s full moon, known as the ‘Worm Moon,’ transforms into a striking red during a total lunar eclipse, an event not to be missed by astronomy fans and casual observers alike. Mark your calendars for March 13-14!
