Skywatchers and casual observers alike are preparing to turn their eyes to the night sky on 3 March as a spectacular celestial event unfolds. The total lunar eclipse of 2026, widely known as a blood moon, will bathe the Moon in a deep reddish hue as it passes through Earth's shadow. With this event not expected to recur until late 2028, millions worldwide have a rare chance to witness one of the most striking natural displays in the sky.
