A total lunar eclipse, promising a dramatic 'blood-red' moon, will soon grace the skies – the last such spectacle until late 2028.
The spectacle will be visible on Tuesday morning across North America, Central America, and the western part of South America. Australia and eastern Asia can catch the event on Tuesday night. Partial stages, appearing as small bites taken out of the moon, will be observable from Central Asia and much of South America, though Africa and Europe will unfortunately miss out.
