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NASA Maps Out March 3 ‘Blood Moon,’ the Last Total Lunar Eclipse Until 2028

Totality will last about 58 minutes with precise viewing times set by location.

Snow Moon Peaks Sunday at 5:09 p.m. EST, With Rare Regulus Occultation to Follow

Total Lunar Eclipse Will Turn the Moon Red on Sunday Across Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia

Total Lunar ‘Blood Moon’ Eclipse on Sept. 7–8 Will Be Visible Across Much of the World

Total Lunar Eclipse on Sept. 7–8 Will Turn the Moon Red Across Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia

82-Minute Blood Moon Eclipse Confirmed for September with Broad Global Reach