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Brian Lada

Moon To Turn Red During Last Total Lunar Eclipse Until 2025

A photographer takes photographs of the blood moon during a total lunar eclipse in Christchurch, New Zealand on November 08, 2022. On Tuesday evening people across Australia and New Zealand could see a total lunar eclipse. The next set of lunar eclipses after this one will be visible from this region on March 14, 2025 according to NASA. PHOTO BY SANKA VIDANAGAMA VIA GETTY IMAGES

The moon will turn red early Tuesday morning during an astronomical phenomenon unlike any other until 2025.

The sun, Earth and moon will align to create a total lunar eclipse before daybreak on Nov. 8 that will be visible over all of North America. This will be the second lunar eclipse visible from the continent this year, the first one taking place on May 25-26. In addition to being visible across North America, the upcoming eclipse will also be seen from Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and eastern Asia.

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