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gaming1 month ago

Fallout 76 Welcomes The Slasher to Appalachia with Season 26: Blood Moon

Fallout 76 reveals The Slasher update, arriving Sept. 15, introducing a pint-sized killer to Appalachia, with Breaking News broadcasts, new infestations, grave-digging missions, and ongoing lead updates. The update also launches Season 26: Beware the Blood Moon, letting players earn S.C.O.R.E. Tickets to redeem creepy rewards like the Batty Skirt, Blood Moon Power Armor Paint, Creepy Cultist Well, and the Blood Moon Weather Control Station.

via Bethesda.net|
#appalachia#blood-moon#fallout-76
science1 month ago

Washington Prepares for Blood Moon Partial Lunar Eclipse Tonight

Washington residents can watch a blood moon during a partial lunar eclipse tonight, with 96.2% of the Moon darkened at its peak. The event begins as the Moon enters Earth’s outer shadow at 6:23 p.m., the partial phase starts at 7:33 p.m., the maximum occurs at 9:12 p.m., and the penumbral phase ends around midnight. No eye protection is needed to view it, and temperatures will be in the low 60s. Space.com notes this will be the best North American eclipse until 2028.

via MyNorthwest.com|
#912-pm-maximum#astronomy#blood-moon
Colorado Ready for a Red-Hued Lunar Eclipse Tonight
science1 month ago

Colorado Ready for a Red-Hued Lunar Eclipse Tonight

Colorado will experience a near-total lunar eclipse Thursday night, turning the Moon a reddish hue; the eclipse begins around 8:30 p.m. and lasts until 1 a.m., with peak visibility between 9:45 and 10:45 p.m. and about 92–95% of the Moon in Earth's shadow. Most of the state should have a good view, though southern areas face higher cloud risk; for best results, seek darker skies away from city lights, and be ready to drive a bit for patches of clearer sky—telescopes or binoculars can help, but the naked eye should still deliver a striking show.

via The Colorado Sun|
#astronomy#blood-moon#colorado
Near-Total Lunar Eclipse Lights Up the Americas Tonight
science1 month ago

Near-Total Lunar Eclipse Lights Up the Americas Tonight

A near-total lunar eclipse will shade about 96% of the Moon as Earth’s shadow passes over it, creating a reddish “blood moon” visible across the Americas (and parts of Europe and Africa). The event runs from 9:23 p.m. ET, with deepest shading around 12:12 a.m. ET and the Moon exiting the shadow by 3:01 a.m. ET. The phenomenon is safe to view with the naked eye (and more dramatic with binoculars or a telescope). It follows a recent total solar eclipse in southern Europe; the next lunar eclipse is Feb. 20–21 and the next solar eclipse is Feb. 6, per NASA.

via NBC News|
#astronomy#blood-moon#lunar-eclipse
North America Prepares for a 96% Copper-Red Blood Moon in August 2026
science1 month ago

North America Prepares for a 96% Copper-Red Blood Moon in August 2026

An almost-total lunar eclipse will turn about 96% of the Moon’s disc copper-red as it passes through Earth’s shadow on Aug 27-28, 2026, visible across the USA and Canada, peaking around 04:13 UTC; viewing is safe with the naked eye, while binoculars or a small telescope reveal more detail, with best views from dark skies and an eastern horizon.

via BBC Sky at Night Magazine|
#astronomy#blood-moon#lunar-eclipse
Crimson Moon Across Continents: Stunning Global Photos of the 2026 Total Lunar Eclipse
stargazing7 months ago

Crimson Moon Across Continents: Stunning Global Photos of the 2026 Total Lunar Eclipse

The March 3, 2026 total lunar eclipse produced a dramatic blood-red Moon visible across the Americas, Asia and Oceania as Earth’s shadow swept across the lunar disk. Space photographers worldwide captured a sprawling gallery of partial and total phases, from orange-red eclipses over city skylines to turquoise-lit edges and cloud gaps, illustrating the science of how the Moon turns red during totality and offering a global visual record of the event. The piece also points to upcoming eclipses later in the year, including a solar eclipse on Aug. 12.

via Space|
#blood-moon#earths-shadow#lunar-eclipse-2026
Blood Moon dazzles skywatchers across continents during March 3, 2026 eclipse
science7 months ago

Blood Moon dazzles skywatchers across continents during March 3, 2026 eclipse

The March 3, 2026 total lunar eclipse produced a dramatic, red “blood Moon” as Earth’s shadow crossed the Moon, visible from North America, East Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Observers captured striking images, and readers are invited to submit their shots; guides remain for the 2026 Worm Moon for those who missed it.

via BBC Sky at Night Magazine|
#astronomy#blood-moon#global-visibility
Global skywatchers witness March 3 blood moon eclipse
space7 months ago

Global skywatchers witness March 3 blood moon eclipse

The March 3 total lunar eclipse—aka the blood moon—was visible across North America, Australia, and eastern Asia, with totality lasting about an hour during a roughly 5.5-hour event. Earth's shadow reddened the Moon via Rayleigh scattering of sunlight through our atmosphere, offering dramatic images from observers worldwide. Up to about 3 billion people could see at least part of the eclipse, and timing for the U.S. saw the total phase around 6–7 a.m. EST on the East Coast. The next total lunar eclipse visible in North America occurs on June 26, 2029.

via Live Science|
#blood-moon#lunar-eclipse#moon