Watch the last total lunar eclipse until 2025 on November 8th
You'll want to have a look even if 2025 doesn't seem that far away. Total lunar eclipses earn their"blood Moon" nickname due to the optical tricks that paint the lunar surface a dramatic red. Where short-wavelength blue light tends to get caught in the particles of Earth's atmosphere, the longer wavelengths of red, orange and yellow help them complete the cosmic journey. It's a stunning effect you can see with your naked eyes.
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