The Moon goes through various phases, each with its own unique characteristics and impact on life. From the New Moon's mystery to the Full Moon's drama and the waning phases' reflection ...

The total lunar eclipse on March 14 will occur during the full moon phase, which coincides with the culmination of Holi celebrations. Listen to Story The eclipse will be visible from parts of the ...

According to NASA, the Blood Moon phase known as the 'greatest eclipse' - when the moon is its reddest - will be visible at 2.59 ET early Friday morning. For anyone still up after the moon reaches ...

and parts of Asia and Australia will catch the end phase. The Moon will first move into the Earth's outer shadow at 3.57am UK time on March 14, according to the Greenwich Royal Observatory.

The dark skies during a new moon provide ideal conditions for spotting skywatching targets that would otherwise be outshined by moonlight. The next new moon will occur on Saturday, March 29 ...

a total eclipse of the moon by the Earth at the same time as it goes through a full moon phase for March. Though lunar eclipses happen about twice a year, what kind of view stargazers get depends ...

While some will associate it with mythical legends of werewolves, and others will swear by old wives' tales of babies being born thanks to the moon's gravitational pull, the lunar phases are ...

These days also marked specific moon phases. The Kelands always falls on the first day of the month and represented the new moon. The Nones occurs on the 5th or 7th depending on if it has 30 or 31 ...

These days also marked specific moon phases. The Kelands always falls on the first day of the month and represented the new moon. The Nones occurs on the 5th or 7th depending on if it has 30 or 31 ...

During this lunar phase, the moon may appear reddish in tone due to the sunlight in the earth’s atmosphere—a phenomenon also known as a blood moon. This time the moon is expected to glow red ...

While the main "blood moon" phase ends at 3:31 a.m. ET, the partial phase will continue until 4:47 a.m., which is the last time you will be able to notice any darkening of the moon. After that ...