The super blue blood moon rises behind the Civic Centre building in Carlisle. The last time this astronmical phenomenon happened was 150 years ago. The moon is termed a supermoon when it appears closer to the earth and blue because it is the second full m
NIGHT owls and early birds might get a glimpse of an eclipse of the moon next week.
The moon will be partially eclipsed between 3.35am and 6.51am on Monday, with the total eclipse from 4.42am until 5.44am on January 21.
It's a supermoon, called the wolf moon, and the eclipse should cause a blood moon.
The celestial event, where the moon will line up with the Earth and the sun, will be seen across the UK and other parts of the Eastern hemisphere.
The moon will appeared 14 per cent bigger and 30 per cent brighter as it reaches its closest point to our planet.
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