The events happen when the moon, Earth and sun align just so. The Earth casts a shadow that can partially or totally blot out the moon. HOW OFTEN DO LUNAR ECLIPSES OCCUR? According to NASA ...

With Earth's shadow cast over it, the moon appears to us to be dimmer and more reddish than usual, which is what lends it the nickname "blood moon." More news about our planet: Sign up for USA ...

All eyes are on the Moon today after sky watchers all over the world were treated to a rare lunar eclipse. The Blood Moon was visible from parts of the UK before dawn on Friday morning (March 14).

Stargazers around the world were treated to the year’s first total lunar eclipse — a “blood moon.” March’s full moon, also called a worm moon, reached peak illumination in the early ...

A total lunar eclipse overnight cast the moon over North and South American awash in red — although it was hard to see on Long Island due to the clouds and overcast skies. “It was hard to see ...

Protect Your Eyes: No Filters Needed - A blood moon is safe to view with the naked eye—no risk of retinal damage like with solar eclipses. The reddish color comes from sunlight filtered through ...

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – It was a stunning sight in the San Diego sky late Thursday night: A total lunar eclipse that turned the moon a deep red color. The phenomenon, dubbed the “blood moon” by ...

Stargazers had a sight to behold Thursday night as a "blood moon" total lunar eclipse appeared in the sky. The total lunar eclipse featuring a "blood moon" took place on the evening of March 13 ...

A total "blood moon" total lunar eclipse flushed the moon red Thursday night into Friday morning across the Western Hemisphere. The best views were from North America and South America.