This coming Thursday/Friday (Thursday night going into Friday morning), provided that you have at least partially clear skies overhead, if you step outside at about 2:29 am, eastern time, you’ll see the Blood Moon as the Earth’s atmosphere cuts sunlight to its longest wavelengths, casting a blood red pall over the moon.
Totality is at 2:29 (the shadow covers the entire visible surface of the moon). The entire event will last from and will last for about and hour and five minutes.
Eastern time the eclipse is expected to begin at 2:26 and last until 3:31. Times for other regions can be found here on Space.com’s website.
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