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If you enjoy looking at the sky for a celestial show, you should know that Illinois is getting a chance to see not one, but two lunar eclipses this year. The first one happens this Sunday night, and best of all, at a fairly reasonable hour.
The upcoming total lunar eclipse will be visible across most of the Americas, in addition to parts of Europe and Africa.
North American skywatchers can watch the Moon turn a reddish hue as it flirts with Earth’s shadow on the night of May 15–16.
The moon will have a blood-red appearance for a few hours this Sunday night, as those of us in North America get to witness the next Total Lunar Eclipse.
Chicagoans could catch an extraordinary sight this month as a total lunar eclipse will be visible in the Midwest this weekend.