Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/X2w4HOZyRMs.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Heres How To Watch Blood Moon on 14 March astronomy [WYm7BXCkTfp] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Here's how to watch tonight’s rare Blood Moon lunar eclipse. The eclipse starts when the Earth's shadow slowly covers the Moon, making it turn red. This happens because sunlight bends through Earth's atmosphere, just like how sunsets turn the sky red. If you're in North America, look up around 1:09 AM Eastern Time. The Moon will be fully red from 2:26 AM to 3:31 AM. In parts of Europe and Africa, you'll catch a glimpse before sunrise. If the sky is clear, you won’t need any special equipment—just step outside and enjoy the show! #space #astronomicalevent #bloodmoon e0TOlGwEgq3 4Evtxbr8dA7 ADENW0l9gif qUTxP0aVsxe o58RUpzgsXI rWDEQ04wIhV 6KOnkmNCjqb sl7U2JEEwyJ
Here's how to watch tonight’s rare Blood Moon lunar eclipse. The eclipse starts when the Earth's shadow slowly covers the Moon, making it turn red. This happens because sunlight bends through Earth's atmosphere, just like how sunsets turn the sky red. If you're in North America, look up around 1:09 AM Eastern Time. The Moon will be fully red from 2:26 AM to 3:31 AM. In parts of Europe and Africa, you'll catch a glimpse before sunrise. If the sky is clear, you won’t need any special equipment—just step outside and enjoy the show! #space #astronomicalevent #bloodmoon e0TOlGwEgq3 4Evtxbr8dA7 ADENW0l9gif qUTxP0aVsxe o58RUpzgsXI rWDEQ04wIhV 6KOnkmNCjqb sl7U2JEEwyJ