The first is from Teoh Hui Chieh (who took one of the most amazing videos of last year's annular solar eclipse I've ever seen). For the lunar eclipse she was in New South Wales, Australia, and took this phenomenal shot of the eclipsed Moon over one of
At 6:27 a.m. in New York, the sun, earth and moon started lining up like good schoolchildren, to create a total lunar eclipse at 6:55 a.m.. At that moment, the eclipsed full moon on the western horizon looked red. But, because of
It's the last total eclipse this year, and there will not be a another one until April 2015. This eclipse is the second total eclipse in a rare series of four consecutive, total lunar eclipses. This phenomenon, called a tetrad of lunar
On Wednesday morning, everyone in the Americas, eastern Asia, the Pacific Islands, and Australia will have the chance to see a lunar eclipse and some will even get the rare opportunity to see a special type of lunar eclipse
There was a total lunar eclipse just now. The blood moon! And boy, did it look amazing. As reported on USA Today, the entire eclipse was only viewable in parts of eastern Asia, Hawaii, parts of Australia and New Zealand as