What time is the entire lunar eclipse? How to observe moon eclipse, totality

A very special and unusual blood moon will rise tonight in a total lunar eclipse and a rare moment of entirety.

The March Full Moon, also known as the Wurmmond, will increase on March 14th and the earthworms, which are brought to life at the end of winter, will be announced and the soil warmed up before the planting season, according to the peasant's almanach. But there is more.

On the night of March 13, a total lunar eclipse will occur during the full moon in March, which give way to a spectacular view of the blood moon in North America and a great moment of entirety. But there is more.

This year's March -Blood Moon During the entire lunar eclipse, the Ides of March will give way to 15th place and lead to St. Patrick's Day on 17th, followed the first spring day on the 20th

Here is something, when, where and how to watch the March full moon and the total lunar eclipse.

When is the full moon in March?

The Wurmmmond will be visible on Thursday evening, March 13th at 2:55 a.m. on Friday, March 14th.

Moon phases for March 2025:

🌓 First quarter: March 6th
🌕 Full moon: March 14th
🌗 Last quarter: March 22nd
🌑 new moon: March 29th

What is a total lunar eclipse?

A lunar eclipse is an astronomical event that occurs when the sun, earth and moon all align so that the moon goes into the shadow of the earth and the moon is darkened.

In contrast to solar eclipses, the entirety can take up to almost two hours and can be seen safely without eye protection.

When is the entire lunar eclipse in March 2025?

The entire lunar eclipse will take place on March 13 to 14, 2025. It will be the first on Earth since 2022.

How can you observe the entire lunar eclipse?

Lunar eclipses occur when the earth is between the sun and a full moon. During the event, according to Space.com, the moon moves through the umbra of the earth, the dark middle of its shadow.

In contrast to a solar eclipse, it is certain to look at the entire lunar eclipse that can take hours.

The solar eclipse lasts about six hours and occurs between 11:57 p.m. and 6 a.m.

The blood moon appear for about 65 minutes throughout this entire lunar eclipse.

What is a blood moon?

The blood moon is a trick of light when the typically whitish -looking moon becomes red or reddish brown. It happens when the moon is completely in the shade of the earth and a little light from the sunrises and sunsets of the earth falls on the surface of the moon, which makes it appear red.

Why is it called a Wurmmond?

March Moon is also referred to as the Wurmmond and refers to the time and the season in which the ground begins to warm up and the first signs of life return, such as earthworms, beetle larvae and maggots from its hibernation. These invertebrates are also one of the first food sources for birds and other animals that come from hibernation in spring.

What is the Ides of March?

The Ides from March are Saturday, March 15, 2025.

According to the Roman calendar, the Ides are one of three monthly events, including the calendar and nones. Nowadays, certain phases of moon also marked. The Kelands always fall on the first day of the month and represented the new moon. The non – -occurs on the 5th or 7th, depending on whether it has 30 or 31 days and represents the moon of the first quarter. The Ides fall on the 13th or 15th and represented the full moon.

The IDE of March added the beginning of a new year with the appearance of the first full moon of the “Roman calendar year” before January and February, according to the Almanac.

But the famous stigma of the pechs and the fate behind March 15th is 44 BC. BC with the murder of the Roman emperor Julius Caesar. Also made famous in William Shakespeares Julius Caesar The tragedy was waiting for a fortune teller Caesar – “Caution before March” – the omen before his accident with betrayal and death.

When is the first spring day 2025?

The first day of spring -equinox falls on Thursday, March 20, 2025, at 5:01 a.m.