It’s been nearly three years since we last saw this in the sky.

Total Lunar Eclipse on March 13th and 14th

The first total lunar eclipse takes place this Thursday and Friday; the first since November 2022.

Earth blocks sunlight that normally reaches the moon, causing what some also call a “blood moon” due to our planet’s shadow looks red.

The eclipse will begin in the US on Thursday at 11:57pm EST, reach its totality at around 2:30am EST and end Friday at around 6am.