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Near-Total 'Blood Moon' Set for Night of Aug. 27–28

Earth’s dark umbral shadow will cover almost the entire lunar disk at peak, producing a reddish tint that anyone can view safely with the naked eye.

Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse Will Cover About 96% of the Moon on Aug. 27–28, 2026

Deep Partial Lunar Eclipse to Darken Most of Moon on Aug. 27–28, 2026

Satellites Capture Moon’s Shadow Sweeping Across Europe During Aug. 12 Total Solar Eclipse

Near‑Total Lunar Eclipse Set for Aug. 27–28, 2026

Solar Eclipse on August 12 Will Cross Northern Spain and Be Seen Across Europe

Total Lunar Eclipse Tints Moon Red Over Parts of Japan as Clouds Block Much of the Country

Total Lunar Eclipse Paints Skies Red as Brazil Catches Partial 'Blood Moon'

Spanish-Language Coverage Casts March 3 Lunar Eclipse as '3/3 Portal' Focused on Closure and Renewal

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

Total Lunar Eclipse to Turn Singapore’s Moon Red on March 3

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

Total Lunar Eclipse to Bring 'Blood Moon' on March 3 Across U.S., Asia and Australia

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

Blood Moon to Rise Over Germany on September 7 During Total Lunar Eclipse

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

Lunar Eclipse Captured from Moon in Historic First by Private Spacecraft

First Total Lunar Eclipse of 2025 to Illuminate Skies with a Blood Moon