A total lunar eclipse is something you won't want to miss this year. The fascinating cosmic phenomenon is still a couple of months away but you don't want the date to pass you by without marking ...

From the surface of the moon, the Firefly lander captured this photo of a lunar eclipse — or from its perspective, a solar eclipse — on March 14 at 4:30 am EDT, capturing the "diamond ring ...

A Super Harvest Moon with a partial lunar eclipse will light up September's night skies Tuesday in a rare celestial trifecta as summer begins to wind down.

A solar or lunar eclipse occurs when the Sun, Earth, Moon and lunar nodes align. This happens twice a year during what is known as eclipse season. Thanks for watching!

Photos of the March 13, 2025, total lunar eclipse as seen from the metro Phoenix area.

The eclipse in question occurred during the Zhou dynasty. Though the exact date is uncertain, some astronomers have pointed to the total eclipse of June 4, 781 B.C.E. (though this would have only ...

P.S. — If the weather doesn’t cooperate or you miss your alarm for Thursday’s blood moon, the next lunar eclipse is in March 2026. So you won’t have to wait too long.

The Strawberry Moon will rise Tuesday night, June 10, and appear low in Michigan skies, a rare phenomenon called a major lunar standstill.

Early Friday morning, the Pittsburgh region will be treated to a total lunar eclipse, and the weather looks like it will be cooperative.

If you miss that one, you'll have to wait until the total lunar eclipse of the Strawberry Moon in June 2029, or the eclipse of the Hunter's Moon in October three years later.

While forecasts called for cloudy skies on Friday morning during a total lunar eclipse, clear skies provided a spectacular view to south-central Pa.