On this date in March, the first total lunar eclipse in years will occur, visible from the U.S. and bringing a captivating red moon to the night sky.

Cincinnati Observatory Astronomer Wes Ryle says you don't need much in terms of special equipment or advanced planning, but you might want to set an alarm clock.

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth moves directly between the sun and the moon. In this case, the Earth blocks light from ...

Skywatchers across North America and beyond are in for a celestial treat as the first total lunar eclipse in three years—dubbed the “Blood Moon”—is set to appear on the night of March 13-14, 2025. The ...

Stargazers in North and South America will be able to view a red-colored "Blood Moon" starting Thursday night in the first ...