What's Happening?
Space.com presents a collection of stunning images from the September 2025 total lunar eclipse, which turned the Moon blood red. The eclipse occurred as Earth passed between the Moon and Sun, casting its shadow on the lunar surface. Over seven billion people had a direct line of sight to the event, with photographers capturing the distinct phases of the eclipse across western Australia, Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Why It's Important?
The total lunar eclipse provides a visual spectacle that captivates skywatchers worldwide. The Blood Moon phenomenon highlights the beauty and complexity of celestial mechanics, fostering public interest in astronomy. The widespread visibility of the event allows for a shared global experience, connecting people through their observation of the same natural phenomenon.
