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The USA and Canada will get a Blood Moon lunar eclipse next week. Here's how to see it
The USA and Canada may have largely missed out on the August 12, 2026 solar eclipse (compared to their European neighbours), but are going to be treated instead to a pretty remarkable lunar eclipse on August 27/28 that will see the full Moon turn red.
On the evening of August 27/28, 2026, a deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible over North America, with about 96% of the full Moon's surface plunging into Earth's shadow.
This will give most of the Earth-facing side of the Moon a dramatic copper red or deep orange hue.
And because it will cover nearly the whole of the lunar disc, it will be very nearly a Blood Moon lunar eclipse.
Griffith Observatory is hosting a stargazing night and live stream for L.A.’s ‘practically total’ lunar eclipse next week
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The Observatory will offer onsite viewing and a live broadcast, with the Moon reaching its deepest shadow at 9:13 p.m.
Few astronomical phenomena have fascinated humanity for as long as eclipses. For centuries, these rare celestial alignments have turned the sky into a spectacle, inspiring everything from ancient myths to modern-day observatories packed with people staring upward.
This month, Angelenos will have a chance to watch one unfold from one of the city’s best-known stargazing spots, as Griffith Observatory is hosting an in-person public viewing and an online broadcast for an upcoming partial lunar eclipse, during which 96% of the full Moon will slip into Earth’s shadow.
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