What Is a Blood Moon
A blood moon is the reddish appearance of the Moon during a total lunar eclipse. Earth blocks direct sunlight, and only longer red wavelengths reach the Moon, giving it a coppery glow.
What Time Will the Blood Moon Be Visible
The blood moon is visible during the total lunar eclipse phase, typically late at night or before dawn, depending on your time zone and local moonset. Exact start and end times vary by location and eclipse geometry.
How to Check Local Visibility
Use a trusted time zone converter or astronomy site to find the precise start, peak, and end times for your city. Clear skies, low light pollution, and an unobstructed horizon improve visibility.
