Last year it was a total solar eclipse that captivated the nation in the spring, and this year it’s a Lunar Eclipse that will have millions of Americans looking up to the sky to witness history.
What time will it peak in your area? We have that info down below for you (keep scrolling for a town-by-town breakdown).
Some may argue that a Lunar Eclipse isn’t as exciting as a Solar Eclipse, but it’s a great reason to stay up late at night and enjoy the magic of science. So it’s kind of exciting.
What Can NJ, Philly & PA Expect During the March 13-March 14 Lunar Eclipse?
Well, NASA says that a Lunar Eclipse occurs when the moon and the sun are on exact opposite sides of Earth. As a result, Earth blocks sunlight that normally reaches the moon…