Blood Moon and Total Lunar Eclipse visible in the US: Time, how to watch and what not to do
Skywatchers can witness a rare Blood Moon during a total lunar eclipse on Thursday night. The eclipse, visible from North and South America, will turn the Moon reddish due to Earth's shadow. Key times include totality at 2:26 AM EDT Friday, lasting until 3:31 AM EDT. No special glasses are needed, but binoculars can enhance the viewing experience.
Skywatchers can witness a rare Blood Moon during a total lunar eclipse on Thursday night. The eclipse, visible from North and South America, will turn the Moon reddish due to Earth's shadow. Key times include totality at 2:26 AM EDT Friday, lasting until 3:31 AM EDT. No special glasses are needed, but binoculars can enhance the viewing experience.
