How to see the total lunar eclipse and blood moon this month
undefined 4, 2025
On March 14, a total lunar eclipse will be visible across America. During the event, the moon will turn a deep red, known as the "blood moon," as Earth’s shadow blocks sunlight. The eclipse will start at 8:57 pm PT in the US, with totality occurring at 11:26 pm PT, lasting about an hour. This rare celestial event is caused by sunlight scattering in Earth’s atmosphere, with red wavelengths reaching the moon. Observers are advised to view the eclipse away from city lights, using binoculars or a telescope for better visibility.
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