Are You Going To Watch The “Super Blood Full Moon?”

Don’t miss out on the last lunar eclipse until 2021 which is also being called the “super blood wolf moon.” Tonight, January 20, 2019 into January 21^st, a total lunar eclipse will occur at the same time a “supermoon” will take place. What does this mean? Well doing a short time frame of an hour, the moon will appear red in color and slightly larger than usual. It is an astronomical phenomenon that people in all of North and South America and parts of Asia and Europe will be able to witness. It will also be the last lunar eclipse until 2021.

If you want to witness the event tonight, the total lunar eclipse will begin at 11:41 p.m. EST and will last until 12:44 a.m. with the peak of the event occurring at 12:16 a.m. If weather conditions do not allow a clear sky to view the event, you can also watch live footage of the phenomenon on timeanddate.com.

Want to know why it is called the “super blood wolf moon?” Check out the full time.com article for more information on the name and how/where to watch it.