Newsletter Issue 146

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Blood Moon on March 13–14

On March 13–14, we will experience the first total lunar eclipse in almost 2½ years! Find out where to see it, how long it will last, and tips for the best viewing experience.

Don’t Miss the Lunar Eclipse

We’re off looking for clear skies in the southern and western areas of the United States. We’re not sure yet exactly where the mobile observatory will land, but it’s not called mobile for nothing!

Solar Eclipse on March 29

On Saturday, March 29, parts of eastern Canada and the US will witness a “devil’s horns” eclipse sunrise, while Europe will see a partial solar eclipse around mid-morning or lunchtime.

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