article_snippet.sent: The total lunar eclipse will transform Blood moon on Saturday night and will be visible in the skies of North America, Asia and Australia.
article_snippet.sent: Saturday’s total lunar eclipse, which will turn Blood moon a burnt reddish orange, will be visible in in the skies of North America, Asia and AustraliaNorth America, Asia and Australia.
article_snippet.sent: A previous total lunar eclipse as seen from Mexico city on December 21, 2010 is pictured .
article_snippet.sent: A previous total lunar eclipse as seen from Mexico city on December 21, 2010 is the third in a series of four blood moons, with the final one expected on September 28.
article_snippet.sent: This image shows the red moon over a church in LA during the last blood moon in October last year .
article_snippet.sent: While the significant event may be of huge religious significance to some people, for others it will simply be a chance to see something beautiful light up the night sky.
article_snippet.sent: This gives the illusion that the moon is changing phases in a matter of minutes instead of weeks.
article_snippet.sent: This eerie, harmless effect has earned the tongue-in-cheek nickname “blood moon”’
article_snippet.sent: Sky watchers will have to be quick to catch this installment because Nasa predicts the total eclipse will last for just five minutes in the US.
article_snippet.sent: The partial phases will be visible on April 4 just before The sun rises in the US, Space.com reported.
article_snippet.sent: People living on the West Coast of America will see the moon turn red from 7.58am (11.58 GMT), while sky watchers in Australia, Japan, China, and Southeast Asia will see the total phases for up 12 minutes, from 7.54am EDT.
article_snippet.sent: An airliner crosses the moon's path above Whittier, California, one hour before a total lunar eclipse earlier this year which some people believe signifies the beginning of a number of significant religious event .
article_snippet.sent: The moon glows orange, as seen from Milwaukee in the USA .
article_snippet.sent: Saturday’s total lunar eclipse, which will turn The moon a burnt reddish orange, will be visible in in the skies of North America, Asia and Australia.
article_snippet.sent: In this image The moon is situated high above Sydney .
highlights_snippet.sent: Blood moon will be visible in the skies of North America, Asia and Australia .
  