In the early morning hours of Tuesday, March 3, billions of people across the planet will be able to see a total lunar eclipse. Not only is this the last total lunar eclipse visible to us until ...

This eclipse is known as a "total" lunar eclipse, named for when the entirety of the Moon gets covered by Earth's hard shadow, known as the umbra. It's different from a solar eclipse in that the Earth ...

The highlight event in this month’s Colorado sky will occur during the early morning hours of March 3 when the full moon, ...

The eclipse occurs as Earth passes between the sun and moon during the full "Worm Moon" phase, casting the lunar disk into ...

A shifting of Earth’s poles, referred to as ‘True Polar Wander,” combined with the sinking of tectonic plates during the Cenozoic Era, altered the planet’s interior, with rising hot mantle material ...

The entire eclipse will last about six hours. People in Nevada can see the lunar eclipse during the early morning hours of Tuesday, March 3, 2026. The total lunar eclipse will be visible in North ...

A total lunar eclipse will be visible on March 3 in the United States and other parts of the world. Here's everything you ...

"In the early morning hours of March 3, 2026, the full Moon will pass through Earth’s shadow, reddening the lunar surface," ...

A waxing gibbous moon and brilliant Jupiter will pair up after sunset on Feb. 26.

“During a lunar eclipse, the Moon appears red or orange because any sunlight that’s not blocked by our planet is filtered through a thick slice of Earth’s atmosphere on its way to the lunar surface,” ...

You’ve probably seen a few headlines and social media posts about a planetary parade unfolding this week, many of them talking of “six planets set to align perfectly in the night sky." ...