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It's a lunar eclipse, said Helen Klus of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Another longer lasting aspect is the lunar eclipse that happens on Tuesday.
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However, each lunar eclipse is visible from more than half the Earth.
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That's because this lunar eclipse coincides with another astronomical event: a supermoon.
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Whichever name you choose, it also coincides with a penumbral lunar eclipse.
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A total lunar eclipse greets skywatchers at the end of this week.
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During a total lunar eclipse, the moon passes through the Earth's shadow.
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The second photo was taken during the partial lunar eclipse earlier this week.
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Another penumbral lunar eclipse is also set for July 5 of this year.
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The lunar eclipse was visible from across North and South America.
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Early risers tomorrow may be lucky enough to see an unusual lunar eclipse.
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Are you going to be observing the supermoon lunar eclipse on Sunday night?
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Celaena entered her bedroom just as the lunar eclipse was beginning, and groaned.
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In a lunar eclipse, it's the Earth's shadow that falls on the Moon.
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Historically, the lunar eclipse has captivated humans, at times both inspiring and frightening.
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Kung glowered, not much brighter than Earth's moon during a total lunar eclipse.
