Because the moon inches a little closer than usual, it appears to be larger and brighter. Tuesday's supermoon was especially rare as it was also a blue moon. This rare instance occurs when there ...

This week, people across the U.S. and parts of Europe and Africa will be treated to the relatively rare spectacle of a "blood moon." The upcoming total lunar eclipse occurs March 13-14 and the ...

The phenomenon – more scientifically known as a partial lunar eclipse, where the Earth moves between the Sun and the Moon – sees the lunar surface go dark and then turn red. What light is ...

A rare astronomical event lit up the skies across ... Supermoons occur when the moon reaches the closest point to Earth on its orbit, making our planet's largest satellite appear brighter and ...

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But we will get another regular blue moon a bit sooner in May of 2027. If you get pictures of the rare super blue moon we would love to see them. Share them with us on our WUSA9 Weather Watchers ...

A partial lunar eclipse took place this morning just before dawn. The moon darkened as it moved into Earth’s shadow and eventually turned red, earning its “blood moon” nickname. In a partial ...

A rare blue supermoon will light up the skies over West Michigan Monday night. The full Sturgeon Moon peaked at 2:26 ... If you snap any pictures of the blue supermoon, send them to our Chime ...

The moon appeared full and bright, with Saturn seen at the bottom left corner of his pictures. "This is a rare event – planet-moon conjunctions occur often, but Saturn-moon conjunctions only ...

A ghostly Martian moonrise, starlit skies, and a mission chasing life’s traces—Perseverance captures more than just images.

Don’t forget to send us pictures! P.S. The full supermoon of September 18, 2024, will be a Super Harvest Moon. It will also have a partial lunar eclipse, so mark your calendars!