A total lunar eclipse will soon redden the moon as Earth moves directly between the sun and moon and casts its shadow across the lunar surface.

A total lunar eclipse will soon redden the moon as Earth moves directly between the sun and moon and casts its shadow across the lunar surface.

We all knew it’d be a bit of a chore to either get up early or stay up late to see the lunar eclipse, but it’s evident some Central Floridians couldn’t miss it.

You’ll have to stay up late or get up early, but Central Floridians will soon have the chance to see a total lunar eclipse.

You’ll have to stay up late or get up early, but Central Floridians will soon have the chance to see a total lunar eclipse.

You’ll have to stay up late or get up early, but Central Floridians will soon have the chance to see a total lunar eclipse.

Most of the events on this list won’t even require a telescope!

The moon, Earth and sun are putting on a show tonight with the first total lunar eclipse visible from Florida in more than three years.

This year, Central Florida will be treated to not only two total lunar eclipses, but long-lasting eclipses at that.

While Friday’s lunar eclipse will technically be partial, it will look a lot like a total lunar eclipse. Only a sliver of the moon will escape Earth’s shadow.

Only a sliver of the moon will escape Earth’s shadow.

The moon is putting on quite a show this week with a total lunar eclipse.

On the heels of April’s full “Pink” supermoon, May’s full moon will also be super on the evening of the 25th.