A total lunar eclipse will come during the next full moon March 14, the Worm Moon, in Michigan. Here's a look at what to know.

THE Moon is set to turn an eerie shade of red in a matter of days as a partial lunar eclipse descends over the UK. Part of the Moon will be in Earth’s shadow and hidden

Easter is later this year due to a rare "blood moon" total lunar eclipse affecting the lunar calendar, which impacts the timing of the holiday celebrations.

While Mercury will be visible throughout early March, there will be two nights that provide especially good opportunities to see it: March 1 and March 7. On March 1, the position of the crescent moon will aid in spotting Mercury,

All the day and night sky highlights in March 2025, including a total lunar eclipse, and a deep partial solar eclipse, and a potential peak in aurora.

The full moon will put on a show during a total lunar eclipse in March, but be prepared to stay up late. For many, it coincides with Pi Day.

Lunar and solar eclipses often chase each other. On March 29, New Yorkers can enjoy their morning coffee with a partial solar eclipse during sunrise. About 30% of the sun will be missing when the eclipse reaches its maximum at 6:46 a.m. Remember: Never look directly into the sun. Use those eclipse viewing glasses from last year’s solar show.

NASA has said various 'lunar events' will be happening across March, with residents across the UK able to see a rare Blood Moon in the sky.