A total eclipse of the moon catches the attention of the stars in America Sunday night, provided the sky is clear.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – At a few hours' notice, fans are following the movement of stars and elephants in the United States for a unique phenomenon … a total lunar eclipse, provided the sky is clear. .

From Los Angeles to New York, astronauts and their faces will be looking ahead of the sky in anticipation of the Eclipse, known as the Giant Moon, which is scheduled to appear at 11:41 am EDT (4:41 GMT).

Although it is a total eclipse, the moon does not darken completely but will shine in a red coppery color that earned it the name of Bloody Moon. It's what's called a giant moon because it's a full moon and very close to the earth.

Since its release in January, when the wolves were starving outside the villages, the description of the moon wolf has been obtained according to the German armands.

But regardless of the perfection of the stars to show this dazzling event, the joy or frustration of the evening will actually depend on one thing: time.

If the sky is clear Sunday night, the entire moon eclipse can be seen with the naked eye.

Unlike the solar eclipse, which requires eye protection to be able to observe safely, no further action will be required to follow the lunar eclipse without risk to health.

If the clouds are blocked, this phenomenon can be followed online.

"Anyone who can not see can connect to the Internet and follow the scene of our cameras in the sky around the world," said Andrew Vesikas, spokesperson for Astronomers and WeatherBorders.com.

The next opportunity for Americans to see a total loss of the moon will be made in 2022.

Vizikas said that the red color of the bloody moon is the result of sunlight passing through the dusty and polluted atmosphere. Blue rays with shorter wavelengths are more sensitive to refraction outside the Earth's surface, while longer, less refractive rays point to the moon.

But an hour-long eclipse of the North and South Americas, where 2.8 billion people will be able to follow in the Northern Hemisphere, Europe, West, Africa and Northern Russia, will be visible .

(Reuters)