Astronomy,  Stargazing

Total Lunar Eclipse Will Occur Tomorrow (November 8, 2022)

Lunar Eclipse January 2019
Total Lunar Eclipse January 21, 2019 in Germany. Photo by Markus Trienke. License: CC BY-SA 2.0.

If you’re in the Americas, Asia, or Oceania, you should be able to witness a total lunar eclipse tomorrow, November 8. Unfortunately for those of you located in Europe, Africa, or Antarctica, you won’t be able to see this one at all.

Between 09:10 and 12:49 UTC, the Moon will pass completely through the Earth’s dark shadow, also known as umbra. First the Moon will get darker gradually and then it will shift to a rusty red or blood red color.

Unlike the solar eclipse from last month, I will be able to see this lunar one and hope you will too.

See more information and other astronomical events in our stargazing calendar for November 2022.

Total Lunar Eclipse Nov 2022 NASA

Paul Tomaszewski is the founder of CosmoBC.com and CosmoDez.com. He enjoys programming and writing on topics such as technology, business, astronomy, and many more. He also has a personal blog called PaulTomBlog.com.

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