Rare Blood Moon and Selenelion to Grace U.S. Skies on Tuesday
• A total lunar eclipse, or 'blood moon,' will be visible across the entire U.S. this Tuesday morning.
• Observers on the East Coast have a chance to see a rare selenelion, where the sun and eclipsed moon are visible simultaneously.
• The eclipse begins with a partial phase at 4:50 a.m. ET, reaching totality at 6:04 a.m. ET, with the moon turning reddish for 58 minutes.
Blood moon visible across all Lower 48
This Tuesday morning, a total lunar eclipse, commonly known as a 'blood moon,' is set to be visible across the entire Lower 48 states, Alaska, and Hawaii.
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