Total Lunar Eclipse: 'Blood Moon' to Illuminate Skies

On the night of September 7-8, 2025, there will be a total lunar eclipse, also called a 'blood moon.'

This means the Moon will look red or orange because of how sunlight bends through Earth's atmosphere.

People in Asia, Australia, Europe, and parts of Africa can see it if the sky is clear.

The full eclipse, when the Moon is completely in shadow, will last about 82 minutes.

You don't need special glasses to watch it; your eyes are safe.

You can use binoculars or a small telescope for a better view.