Total lunar eclipse to grace Utah skies Thursday night
Utah skywatchers are in for a celestial treat this Thursday night, March 13, as a total lunar eclipse will be visible across the state. The event, lasting approximately six hours, will provide a stunning view of Earth’s shadow gradually covering the moon before turning it a striking shade of red.
Blood moon lunar eclipse to light up Thursday night sky
During Thursday night’s total lunar eclipse, the entire moon will fall within the darkest part of Earth’s shadow, called the umbra, making it appear red-orange. This phenomenon is commonly called a “blood moon.” NASA says the best way to see the eclipse is in a dark environment away from bright lights.
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