No matter where you are, ABC13 will have your complete coverage of the total solar eclipse.
Stargazers had a sight to behold overnight Thursday as a "blood moon" total lunar eclipse flushed the moon red across the Western Hemisphere
The moon, sun, and Earth will align on Friday morning, causing the moon to turn red. ABC13 spoke to a NASA scientist about what's happening in the atmosphere.
To witness any of these solar eclipse events, be sure to use certified eclipse glasses or a handheld solar viewer to shield your eyes from the sun's harmful rays and observe the event safely.
A new full moon is arriving in September, also known as "harvest moon" as summer comes to a close and fall is making its entrance.
Looking at the sun without properly made eclipse glasses can result in severe eye injury, from temporary vision impairment to permanent blindness.