Exact date moon will turn red over UK in rare lunar eclipse – and it’s sooner than you think

A RARE solar event that will turn the moon red is set to dazzle UK skies in just a matter of days. This stunning sight comes just two weeks after Brits were treated to their first solar eclipse in nearly 30 years. And better yet, no special glasses are required to view this eclipse, as...

August has been a busy month for celestial events. From the recent solar eclipse, the Perseids meteor shower, and now a partial lunar eclipse will be gracing our skies.Visible across much of North America this week, sky-gazers will have the chance to watch Earth's shadow creep across the surface of the full moon. Want

Don’t forget to look up next week: On Thursday, August 27, there will be a partial “blood moon” lunar eclipse. In case you forgot, a lunar eclipse occurs when Earth comes directly between the moon and sun, casting a shadow that makes the moon appear red. Here’s what to know. What’s happening? Last week, Europeans wer

Californians will be able to see a special sight in the night sky next week, and they won't need any special eyewear to see it.

The lunar eclipse will reach its maximum around 12:12 a.m. Eastern Time on August 28

A lunar eclipse will be visible across the entire United States at the end of August, when the full moon will pass through Earth's shadow, turning it a spooky shade of red.

Less than a week after the solar eclipse captured attention across Portugal, another astronomical event is on the way, this time involving the Moon.

A 'Blood Moon' will be visible later this month as the UK is treated to two eclipses in two weeks

A partial lunar eclipse - making the Moon appear red - will occur towards the end of August.

A partial lunar eclipse - making the Moon appear red - will occur towards the end of August.