Witness a breathtaking total lunar eclipse this Tuesday, turning the moon blood red, visible across North, Central, and Western South America during the morning, and Australia and Eastern Asia at night. Africa and Europe miss out, but the next full one is in late 2028. This eclipse follows a cluster pattern, occurring two weeks after the ring of fire solar eclipse over Antarctica. No special gear needed, just a clear view of the sky, and mark your calendar for a partial lunar eclipse in August.
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