Total Lunar Eclipse! Don't Miss the Blood Moon

A breathtaking celestial event is on the way!

On the night of March 13 into March 14, the first total lunar eclipse since 2022 will transform the Moon into a deep, reddish hue—also known as a Blood Moon.

🌍 Where is it visible? This total lunar eclipse can be seen across North and South America, as well as westernmost Europe and Africa. No special equipment is needed—just step outside and look up!🌍
🌕 Totality: Around two hours after the start
☀️ Why does the Moon turn red?

As the Moon moves into Earth’s shadow, sunlight filtering through our atmosphere bends, casting a dramatic red glow across the lunar surface. Don’t miss this rare astronomical event!