A rare celestial event will see the moon nearly fully eclipsed, with Earth’s shadow casting an eerie reddish hue across its surface. Known as a partial lunar eclipse, this phenomenon occurs when the moon passes through the outer part of Earth’s shadow, creating a striking visual effect. Skywatchers can expect the moon to appear dimmer and take on a deep, coppery tone as the eclipse reaches its peak. The spectacle offers a unique opportunity to observe the moon’s transformation without needing specialized equipment.
At maximum, the full moon will be 96% covered by Earth's shadow, turning it a spooky shade of red.
