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On Sunday, the world will witness the only lunar eclipse in 2019, when the Earth's shadow will fall on the moon, turning its color into reddish orange.
The total eclipse of the moon should be visible in the Western Hemisphere
Europe and the western part of Africa, as well as the north of Russia.
In good weather, the lunar eclipse could attract about 2.8 billion people.
North Americans will have the best possible view of eclipses, as they appear in the sky from the beginning
From 9:30 pm Eastern Time (2:36 GMT on Monday).
NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) said it was the first time in three years that North America was witnessing a lunar eclipse.
European citizens will be able to see the eclipse on Monday at dawn.
This lunar eclipse is called "bloody moon" since the color of the moon will be orange-red during the eclipse.
The color change of the moon is due to the scattering of small atoms that make up the blue atmosphere of the Earth when sunlight passes through it, leaving a red color in the majority.
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