The total lunar eclipse will peak in the wee hours of March 14. Set these alarms now
Remember, the eclipse happens before sunrise – in the early hours of March 14. So, you can stay up late on March 13 or set your alarm to observe these key moments. And since the eclipse happens for everyone at the same time, the timetable below works across the country.
How to See the Total Lunar Eclipse and Blood Moon This Month
Astronomy lovers in America will be treated to a great show in this month. In the early morning of March 14, a total lunar eclipse will be visible. During this phenomenon, the moon won’t disappear from view but will appear deep red as if it were covered in blood.
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