Total Lunar Eclipse on October 8, 2014
Posted on Saturday, October 04, 2014
By Kadri
During the next full moon observers in Northern and Southern America, Asia and Australia will be able to see at least a part of the eclipse.

European and African observers will either have to travel a little or wait until next year when on September 28, 2015 there will be a total lunar eclipse at least partially visible across Europe, Africa and North and South America.

If you're able to observe it, let us know!

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