Getting ready for the upcoming annular eclipse? NASA explains how a safely view an annular solar eclipse. WARNING: People should always use protective solar eclipse eyewear when viewing a solar eclipse. Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | Space.com

👉🌕✨ Total Lunar Eclipse — The Blood Moon ✨🌕 On March 3, 2026, the Moon will slip quietly into Earth’s shadow, setting the stage for one of the sky’s most peaceful and captivating events — a total lunar eclipse, often called the Blood Moon. As the eclipse unfolds, sunlight no longer reaches the Moon directly. Instead, a faint glow filters through Earth’s atmosphere, where blue light is scattered away and deeper reds and copper tones continue onward. These warm hues gently wash over the Moon, g

Mark your calendars! 🌙 On the night of March 3, 2026, the sky will put on an unforgettable show as a stunning Blood Moon lights up the night—a total lunar eclipse where Earth’s shadow transforms the Moon into a deep, glowing red. 🌕 This celestial event will stretch over 5 hours, featuring 58 magical minutes of totality, making it one of the longest total lunar eclipses in recent years. Even better, the Moon will be near its closest point to Earth—a supermoon—so it will appear larger and bright