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The next full moon will disappear briefly from view and reappear in the form of the Blood Moon on the night of Friday, July 25th.
The Moon of Blood will rise in the eastern skies, flying over Central Asia and East Africa to Europe
The eclipse is touted as being the longest total lunar eclipse of the century thanks to the moon that is currently at its farthest point of the Earth
The eclipse will last about four hours but the main event, the eclipse said maximum, will last about one hour and 43 minutes
In the UK, the moon will rise already overshadowed and blood red around 20:50 London time.
In other parts of the country The moonrise differs by a few minutes, depending on where you live.
How to look at the total lunar eclipse of the Moon of Blood
Unfortunately for astronomers around the world, only a number of countries will see the eclipse in person
The Way to the Moon of totality
Some remote areas of Siberia and all Greenland will also be excluded
This means that amateur astronomers in the United States, Canada and Mexico will have to watch online for live broadcasts. In the UK, a spokeswoman for the Royal Observatory of Greenwich told Express.co.uk that the observatory will broadcast the live eclipse of London
The eclipse The Blood Moon will feature live commentary from a number of astronomers and the Observatory will reveal more details about the Facebook feed a week in advance.
Alternatively, you can view the YouTube livestream of the official Blood Moon Eclipse hosted by Time and Date.
You can watch the livestream of Blood Moon on Express.co.uk here.
The website teases: "If the sky is clear, the eclipse will be visible in most parts of Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.
Our eclipse coverage with live images and minute-by-minute updates is your perfect companion for this eclipse – whether it is visible from your location or not. "
Time and Date will follow the Moon of Blood from his mobile observatory on the Greek island of Santorini.
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