UK stargazers are set to witness a total lunar eclipse, or Blood Moon, on Sunday evening, with the Moon rising already in full eclipse around 19:30 BST. This celestial event will see the Moon glow a deep red hue as it passes through Earth's shadow. Viewers should find a location with a clear view of the horizon to observe the phenomenon, which is safe to watch with the naked eye. Dr. Edward Bloomer of the Royal Observatory Greenwich encourages watching to see the mechanics of the solar system at work.

Source: The Hans India