Astronomy fans can check out a unique Worm Moon this month as March's full moon rises during a penumbral lunar eclipse. March's full moon will reach peak illumination at 1 a.m. ET on Monday ...

The next penumbral lunar eclipse is expected on March 24-25. It will be seen across North and South America, Europe, East Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Here’s what a penumbral lunar eclipse ...

During that short season, two—and occasionally three—solar and lunar eclipses can occur. Before April’s total solar eclipse, half the planet will see a slight penumbral lunar eclipse ...

If you were to stand on the moon during a lunar eclipse, you would be bathed in pinkish-red light and see a partial or total solar eclipse. On March 25, there will be a penumbral lunar eclipse ...

The Sun, Earth, and Moon will be closely aligned in a way that has led some sources to describe the event as a penumbral lunar eclipse. However, according to timeanddate.com, this alignment won't ...

The Strawberry Full Moon will take place this Friday on June 5. It will also be the same time as the penumbral lunar eclipse, the first of three eclipses set to take place this season. A penumbral ...

Apart from annual meteor showers, there will be supermoons and penumbral lunar eclipses in 2020 which can be observed in Vietnam. VietNamNet Bridge - Information from the Vietnam Youth Astronomy ...

This Friday, not only will there be a Wolf Moon in the sky, but it will be shining during a penumbral lunar eclipse. This will be the first lunar eclipse of 2020. Although it may be difficult to ...

Want to see lunar eclipses up close? We recommend the Celestron StarSense Explorer DX 130AZ as the best for basic astrophotography in our best beginner's telescope guide. November's full moon will ...

A partial lunar eclipse will take place tonight, 17–18 September. According to the Royal Observatory, “the moon will enter Earth’s penumbra [the outer part of Earth’s shadow] at 1.41am and ...

Total, partial, and penumbral – the different types of lunar eclipses can be confusing. Find out what each means, and how the phenomenon occurs in the first place.