ORLANDO, Fla. — People up very early on Friday morning could be treated to an ominous-sounding celestial site.
A lunar eclipse, “Blood Moon,” will begin just after 1 a.m. with a peak around 2:58 a.m.
It’s the first one visible across the U.S. in nearly three years.
This full moon will move into the shadow of the Earth, creating a striking red color during the event.
And unlike a solar eclipse, no special glasses are needed to watch the show.
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