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🌕 MARK YOUR CALENDARS: TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE SET FOR MARCH 3, 2026 A full “Blood Moon” will take over the night sky on March 3, 2026 — the first total lunar eclipse of the year. Earth will slide directly between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow that turns the Moon a deep reddish-orange. Who Gets the Best View: 🌊 Fully visible start to finish: Philippines, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Central Pacific 🌄 Early morning moonset view: Western U.S. & Canada 🌅 Moonrise view: India, China, parts of Central/South Asia 🚫 Not visible: Europe, Africa, Middle East Western North America — this one’s an early alarm situation. #BloodMoon #LunarEclipse #SkyWatch #March32026 #SpaceNews

Rockies sky set for epic Blood Moon in 2026

Mark your calendars—on March 3, 2026, the Rockies will be front and center for a stunning total lunar eclipse, with the high elevation and typically clear skies giving us some of the best seats in the country. Residents from Denver to Salt Lake City can expect a long, vivid “Blood Moon” show, perfect for late-night viewing and photography. No special glasses needed for this one! Later in August, we’ll also catch a partial solar and lunar eclipse, but the March event is the real showstopper. Who’s planning a watch party or heading to the mountains for the view? #Science #BloodMoon #Rockies

Red Moon Alert: Eclipse Party Incoming!

A total lunar eclipse is about to turn the moon a wild, bloody red next month! If you’re on the West Coast, set your alarm for 3:33 a.m. EST to catch the full show—no fancy gear needed, just a dark spot and maybe some coffee. The moon goes full-on vampire for just under an hour, and then it’s gone until 2028. Who’s staying up for this cosmic event? #Science #LunarEclipse #BloodMoon

Illinois set for rare “Blood Moon” eclipse in 2026

Mark your calendars—Illinois is in for a sky show you won’t want to miss! On March 3, 2026, the entire state will have front-row seats to a total lunar eclipse, with the Moon turning a deep, dramatic red right overhead. Unlike other places where the view might be blocked or low on the horizon, folks in Chicago, Springfield, and beyond will see every phase in crystal-clear detail. No special glasses needed—just step outside early that morning. Anyone planning to snap photos or host a watch party? Let’s talk eclipse plans! #Science #Illinois #BloodMoon