The recent solar eclipse on February 17 made a significant impression in various regions of the world, but astronomical events continue, with preparations underway for the upcoming lunar eclipse. This upcoming eclipse promises to be a memorable visual event as it will be the last total eclipse of this kind until late 2028, offering a great opportunity for sky watchers to admire the cosmos.

The next event on the astronomical calendar is a total lunar eclipse, during which the Earth will position itself between the Sun and the Moon, casting a complete shadow over our natural satellite. This phenomenon is popularly known as a 'Blood Moon,' named for the striking reddish or coppery hue that the moon takes on during totality.

The term 'Blood Moon' refers to the color change of the lunar surface when it reaches this total phase, which adds to the intrigue of this celestial occurrence. Events like these are of particular interest not only to astronomers but also to the general public who enjoy observing such phenomena, making this upcoming eclipse a much-anticipated event.