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Guidelines to view lunar eclipse and Sturgeon Moon
This article discusses the upcoming partial lunar eclipse coinciding with August’s full sturgeon moon. The eclipse will begin in the evening and reach its peak overnight, covering about 96% of the moon, visible across North and South America. Unlike total eclipses, this partial event will not produce the characteristic red hue, as only a sliver of the moon will be in Earth's shadow. The article also explains the rarity of lunar eclipses and provides viewing tips, emphasizing that lunar eclipses are safe to observe without special equipment.
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