A total lunar eclipse will light up the night sky this week, turning the moon a reddish hue. Here's how and when to view it.

A total lunar eclipse will light up the night sky tonight, turning the moon a reddish hue. Here's how and when to view it.

Residents awake at midnight Thursday through the earliest hours of Friday morning can look outside and see a total lunar eclipse as the moon.

It's like a rainbow, but created by moonlight, rather than sunlight. Moonbows only happen when the full Moon is fairly low in the sky, so the phenomenon would be most apparent in the hours after ...

According to Dr. Angela Speck, a professor of astrophysics and department chair for physics and astronomy at The University ...

Thursday's full moon won't be your average monthly occurrence. On Thursday night into Friday morning, the moon will turn a striking red color. Here's why.

Massachusetts is in the path of totality for the upcoming eclipse. The entire Western hemisphere will have a view, according to the website Date and Time. The is the first time a lunar eclipse has ...

During the total lunar eclipse early Friday morning, the moon will still be visible in the night sky, but its color will change. Here's when and how to see the Blood Moon.

In the Americas alone more than one billion people in 35 countries could bear witness to the total lunar eclipse.

According to the almanac, a little bit of rain can produce a rare phenomenon known as a "moonbow" — a rainbow created ... happen when the full moon is fairly low in the sky, so look for one ...

Are you willing to wake up around 3 AM early Friday to see a "Blood Moon" illuminate the night sky? If the answer is yes, ...