Tonight a full lunar eclipse will take place. The earth is then exactly between the sun and the moon. As a result, the earth blocks part of the sunlight and turns the moon red. This special phenomenon is also called a blood moon.
The lunar eclipse is best seen between 20.25 and 8.53 pm above the eastern horizon. Although it is not yet completely dark, the moon will be clearly visible at that time.
Tonight, There Will Be A Total Lunar Eclipse. The Earth Will Be Positioned Exactly Between the Sun and the Moon. As a result, The Earth Will Block Some of the Sunlight, and the Moon Will Turn. This Special Phenomenon is also called a Blood Moon.
The Lunar Eclipse is best viewed between 8:25 pm and 8:53 pm Above the Eastern Horizon. AltheHe it will not be complete Dark Yet, The Moon Will Be Clearly Visible at That Time.