A rare celestial spectacle is set to unfold on the night of September 7–8, 2025, as a total lunar eclipse, popularly called a Blood Moon, will turn the Moon a deep crimson. This rare event will not be seen again until 2026 and will be visible across large parts of Asia, Australia, eastern Africa, and portions of Europe, including India.

A Blood Moon occurs when the Moon passes completely into Earth’s shadow, causing it to glow in shades of red. The upcoming eclipse will be widely visible and memorable for skywatchers around the world, provided skies remain clear.

Visibility in India