Lunar Eclipse 2026: Skywatchers will witness a near-total lunar eclipse this week, with the Moon expected to take on a deep reddish-orange hue as Earths shadow covers almost its entire surface. The celestial event follows a recent total solar eclipse that was visible across parts of Europe. The lunar eclipse will be visible across the Americas and parts of Europe and Africa. Unlike a solar eclipse, it can be viewed safely with the naked eye, so special glasses are not required.

Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleA deep partial lunar eclipse will shroud approximately 96 per cent of the moon's surface from Thursday 27 August into Friday 28 August.…

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