An extraordinary celestial spectacle unfolded tonight as a total lunar eclipse was visible across India. Meanwhile, millions of people around the world would also witness the Moon turning blood red.

The first weekend of September marks the peak of the Corn Moon and a total lunar eclipse for about 85% of the world. The moon rises on Sunday and peak illumination occurs during daylight at 2:09 p.m.

A spectacle was observed in the night sky in many places around the world on Sunday evening: a total lunar eclipse. In the meantime, the Moon shimmered reddish in colour. Here are some of the most ...

This weekend skywatchers across the UK may be treated to a stunning celestial show in the form of a total lunar eclipse, often called a 'Blood Moon'. A total lunar eclipse happens when the earth moves ...

Stargazers enjoyed a "Blood Moon" Sunday night during a total lunar eclipse visible across Asia and swaths of Europe and Africa. When the sun, Earth and moon line up, the shadow cast by the planet on ...

On March 2-4, 2026, a total lunar eclipse will be visible from Western North America, Australia, New Zealand and East Asia, with a "blood moon" appearing for 58 minutes. Lunar eclipses happen when ...

The country’s stargazers had the chance to see the total lunar eclipse on Sunday evening as a “Blood Moon” was visible from parts of the UK. According to the Met Office, the moon took on a reddish hue ...

As we approach the total lunar eclipse on September 7, we also approach the final eclipse cycle of 2025. If you follow astrology—even casually—you probably know that eclipse cycles have long been seen ...

A total lunar eclipse greeted much of the world overnight on 7 September. This composite of photos taken above Tokyo shows, from top left to bottom right, what happened as the moon moved into and out ...