Millions across the US will witness a 'Blood Moon' on Thursday night, marking the first total lunar eclipse since 2022. This celestial event occurs when the moon enters Earth's shadow, giving it a striking reddish color. Optimal viewing conditions are expected in several states including Florida, West Virginia, and parts of the Midwest, although storms could obstruct visibility on the West Coast. The eclipse starts at 11:57 pm ET, with totality – when the moon is entirely shadowed – expected between 2:26 and 3:31 am ET, reaching its reddest at 2:59 am ET.
The first total lunar eclipse since 2022, the 'Blood Moon' gives the moon a dark reddish hue as it passes into Earth's shadow.
Beginning at 11:57 pm ET and peaking at 2:59 am ET, the eclipse promises an extraordinary celestial show, with the moon appearing its reddest.
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