What's Happening?
A total lunar eclipse, or blood moon, will occur on September 7, 2025, visible to approximately 85% of the world's population. However, North America will miss out on this event, with the next visible lunar eclipse expected in March 2026. The eclipse will be visible across Europe, Asia, Australia, and parts of Africa, with the moon turning crimson as it is hidden by Earth's shadow.
Why It's Important?
The blood moon is a captivating astronomical event that highlights the dynamics of celestial bodies. While North America will miss this eclipse, it underscores the importance of global astronomical phenomena and the need for international collaboration in space observation. The event also serves as a reminder of the natural beauty and complexity of the universe, encouraging public interest in science.
