Look up on Thursday night—a deep partial lunar eclipse will turn nearly all of the full moon a dusky red-orange and the U. S.

Let's have a look at timings of upcoming total lunar eclipses and their visibility across the U.S.

There will be other lunar eclipses visible in the U.S. but most of the U.S. won't see a total lunar eclipse for a few years.

The August full moon will turn a deep reddish color tonight as a lunar eclipse nears totality. Here's when it starts, peaks and ends.

Earth’s shadow will appear reddish orange on the lunar surface — the reason a lunar eclipse is also known as a “blood moon.” ...

A deep partial lunar eclipse will occur on August 27-28, when the Moon slowly dips behind Earth’s shadow and takes on a striking red or copper color. The eclipse will be visible across North and South ...

Just when you thought August's skywatching highlights, including the Perseid meteor shower and a solar eclipse, were in the ...

During the peak, 96 percent of the moon will be within the darkest part of our planet's shadow. The orb will take on an eerie glow because of how sunlight gets filtered through Earth's atmosphere ...

The eclipse covered 96% of the moon's surface at its peak, leaving only a small portion brightly lit.

We get a treat to watch in our sky tonight, as the moon goes dark in a lunar eclipse. Will the weather and cloud conditions let us enjoy the lunar eclipse?

August’s full moon rose worldwide on Aug. 28, 2026, and was almost totally eclipsed by Earth’s shadow in space, turning the ...

Find out when the next lunar eclipse will occur, plus the key viewing details for 2027.