Guide to spotting the copper moon this week
A partial lunar eclipse will occur on August 27, visible from much of North and South America, as the moon passes through Earth's shadow and turns a rusty red for over three hours. About 987 million people worldwide can view the event, which lasts a total of 5 hours and 38 minutes, with the darkest phase lasting 3 hours and 18 minutes. This event is the first visible from the Americas since September 2024, with the next total lunar eclipse in the US scheduled for June 2029.
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