US EditionWhat Time Is the Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse on Sept. 7-8?
The total lunar eclipse, known as a Blood Moon, occurs when Earth's atmosphere bends sunlight, causing the Moon to appear red. Nearly 29% of lunar eclipses are total, NASA states.
- MYSA announced the September 7, 2025 total lunar eclipse will last over five hours from 11:30 PM to 5:00 AM, peaking at 2:11 AM, with public viewing at MAHA Tower, Langkawi.
- The Sun, Earth and Moon align, producing the red hue as sunlight refracted through Earth's atmosphere and Rayleigh scattering removes blue wavelengths, leaving red light to reach the Moon.
- The eclipse timetable shows long viewing windows with totality spanning 17:30–18:52 UTC, offering 82 minutes of blood-moon viewing; in the United Kingdom, the Moon rises around 7.30pm BST.
- Assuming clear skies, about 7.03 billion people can view part of it, with 6.27 billion watching entirely; the Americas will miss this event while Africa, Asia, Europe and Australia see totality.
- This September follows March's 2025 blood moon, with the harvest moon coinciding with a total lunar eclipse; another total lunar eclipse will occur on March 3, 2026, and such eclipses happen every two to three years.
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news38.deIf the blood moon shows up in the sky on Sunday (7 September), then you should pull your cell phone around THIS time.
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The Earth's satellite tints red in the event of a full moon and total eclipse.
·Paris, France
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right1Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution64% Center
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- 64% of the sources are Center
64% Center
L 29%
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