What's Happening?
A blood moon lunar eclipse will occur on September 7, 2025, visible across Asia and Western Australia. The eclipse will not be visible from North or South America. During the eclipse, the Earth lines up between the Moon and the Sun, causing the Moon to glow red due to the scattering of blue light by Earth's atmosphere. The event will last for over five hours, with 82 minutes of totality.
Why It's Important?
The blood moon is a rare and visually striking event that draws attention to the wonders of astronomy. It provides an opportunity for global audiences to engage with science and nature, fostering a sense of shared experience and curiosity. The event also highlights the importance of preserving dark skies for astronomical observation, encouraging efforts to reduce light pollution.
