July 27, 2018
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4:59:08Now PlayingMillions of people have the opportunity to see a lunar eclipse – an event popularly known in the media as a “blood moon” – on Friday July 27. Visible for most of the world – only North America and Greenland are expected to miss out – it’s set to be the longest one this century, so there is plenty of time to take a look.
As the longest lunar eclipse arrives, learn about blood moon myths from around the world
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