Show me the lunar eclipse
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A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth lines up perfectly between the moon and the sun, causing Earth's shadow to obscure the full moon and give it a reddish hue, often called a blood moon.
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The most beautiful images of the total lunar eclipse around the world
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- A total lunar eclipse, known as a blood moon, occurred and was visible across multiple regions.
- Asia had the best view, with cities like Dubai, Jerusalem, and Baghdad experiencing the full eclipse. 10s
- The eclipse lasted over five hours, with the total phase spanning one hour and 22 minutes. 36s
- The full eclipse was visible from Saudi Arabia to the Philippines, the Arctic Ocean to Antarctica, and parts of East Africa and western Australia. 41s
- A partial solar eclipse will follow two weeks later, visible from New Zealand, part of Australia, and Antarctica. 1m 4s
