An orange or red moon outside of a lunar eclipse is often caused by pollution, such as smoke or dust. The moon will appear red during the eclipse, as sunlight is filtered through Earth's atmosphere.

A total lunar eclipse, viewable across North and South America, will begin at 12:55 a.m. EDT on Friday, March 14. An orange or red moon outside of a lunar eclipse is often caused by pollution, such as ...

The moon turns red because the only light reaching it is sunlight refracted through Earth's atmosphere, which filters out shorter wavelengths and leaves behind only long-wavelength, reddish hues.

The dark skies during a new moon provide ideal conditions for spotting skywatching targets that would otherwise be outshined by moonlight. The next new moon will occur on Saturday, March 29 ...

As the eclipse reaches its height, the moon will glow with a deep red tint, creating a breathtaking sight that many will want to capture. Original report - Lunar Eclipse To Drench Moon In Red: When To ...

A celestial spectacle is in store tonight that will make the moon appear an eerie shade of red. On the night of March 13 and early into March 14, stargazers in North America and South America will ...

Lunar Eclipse in Virgo “could bring significant challenges for us to face at this time" predicts Celebrity astrologer Kyle Thomas. The cosmic excitement begins on March 13 with a full moon and ...

This dim lighting will cause the moon to appear orange or red — and the more clouds or dust in our atmosphere, the redder the moon will appear, according to NASA. While totality typically only ...