Sky-watchers across eastern Africa, the Middle East, much of Asia, and western Australia are preparing to witness a Blood Moon lunar eclipse, an event where the Moon takes on a dramatic red hue. While most of the Americas will miss the spectacle, those in the United Kingdom may catch a partial view, though the most vivid reddening will likely occur after moonrise and may be obscured by the horizon for a short time. Dr Edward Bloomer from the Royal Observatory Greenwich encourages viewers to observe the eclipse, highlighting its demonstration of the solar system's mechanics in real time. The last total lunar eclipse visible from the United Kingdom took place in 2022.